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BSA Scout Mug Orange County Council OCC CSP design first issue T-1
$ 10.28
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Description
BSA Scout Mug Orange County Council OCC CSP design first issue T-1One Vintage Mug (aka beaker, coffee cup, dairy mug, drinking vessel, glass)
Ceramic
CONDITION:
Excellent - Previously Owned.
CANN-ART Enterprises printed logo on bottom
"USA" embossed/stamped/molded on bottom.
Approximately
3¼
inches tall.
Mug Decal Text: ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL CALIFORNIA
Mug Decal Images: Orange fruit with leaf, Knott's Berry Farm Wagon, Disneyland Aurora Sleeping Beauty's Castle, Sailboat, Tower, Illuminating-Eye/Sunburst
Mug Decal Logo is associated with their CSP (Council Shoulder Patch).
Unique Pictures
of the actual item available in this listing.
BSA = Boy Scouts of America
Some brief history
: Around about 1920 Orange County Council, California (OCC) started to grow and grow. Finally in 1944 they got too big and too successful and divided into Northern Orange County Council #37 (NOCC) and Orange Empire Area Council (OEAC). NOCC changed their name in 1965 to North Orange Council #37 (NOC). In autumn of 1972 North Orange Council rejoined with Orange Empire Council (aka Orange Empire Area Council or OEC) to reform Orange County Council (aka OCC or OCBSA) #39, California. A short time later in 1973 Order of the Arrow Ahwahnee Lodge #430 of NOC merged with San Gorgonio Lodge #298 of OEC to form Wiatava Lodge #13 with their Cog Totem.
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