Need help with this Lodge Flap (?)
Anyone have any idea what this critter is? Thanks in advance!
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May well be. If that is the case, some of the stuff I read indicated that this council did not have OA prior to it’s merger in 1972. Interesting!
I can say with certainty this was an award for commissioners and not an OA or pre-oa flap. There were other like this also one for honor troop, and I think at least 1 more. These were indeed issued by Central Indiana Council. Being local to there I see these pop up all the time.
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The only place that I’ve seen that routinely used the initials CIC was Central Indiana Council. This might be a commissioner’s award from that council in 1966. Just a guess though.