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Fig. 1: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Front

Size: 23 mm round
Metal - Finish: Brass - Gold
Enamel: Dark blue & white
Design: 3 dimensional tall crown gold first class, gold "BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA", silver shepherd's crook

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Fig. 2: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Magnified

Design: Closed beak, 13 stars in shield, thick letters

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Fig. 3: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Reverse

Back: Vertical spin wheel locking- unsupported, NO hallmark

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Fig. 4: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Clasp

Clasp: Vertical spin wheel locking- unsupported, horizontal exit

Fig. 5: "Media Not Available"

Lettering: Thick vs Thin

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Fig. 6: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Card-Front

Card: Collar brass on original card

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Fig. 7: CHLNCB-1-4-2-Card-Reverse

Card: Back of card

Item Name: Chaplain Collar Brass 1946 - 1950

Item ID: CHLNCB-1-4-2

Collector Rating: 4

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