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Fig. 1: SPLB-1-1-1-Front

Cloth: Heavyweight right twill tan
Embroidery: None
Emblem: Top bar 44 x 10mm, right twill

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Minor variation: Top bar 39 x 10mm

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Minor variation: Top bar 32 x 7mm, right twill, black imprint back

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Item Name: Senior Patrol Leader 1914 - 133

Item ID: SPLB-1-1-1

Collector Rating: 1

Qualifications and Duties 1920 until 1932

Preside at meeting. Lead games. Carry out plans of the Scoutmaster. Supervise and direct work of Patrol Leaders and Scouts.

Qualifications and Duties 1932 until Fall 1936

The Troop Committee on the recommendation of the Scoutmaster may authorize the appointment of a Senior Patrol Leader. This office is open to First Class Scouts who have served a minimum term of twenty week as Patrol Leaders, are of strong character, proficient in Scouting and of marked ability as leaders. The Senior Patrol Leader performs such Troop administrative and executive duties as are assigned him by his Scoutmaster. He ranks in the Troop next to the Assistant Scoutmaster.

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