WWII Era Boy Scout Collection Unboxing Philmont, Wabaningo and More
When I got the phone call on this collection my ears lit up. On the other side of the line was an 86 year old gentleman who joined the Cub Scouts in 1944 went through the Boy Scout program in the years after the war and became an Explorer in 1950. This experience in Scouting included a 45 day trip via train to Philmont to take part in one of a month long Jr. Leader Training program. Luckily his mom kept everything and lucky for me we struck up a deal for me to purchase the collection. This is one of those collections that I just gush about so you will have to pardon my eagerness in the video. Enjoy!
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Camp Director, Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor Member and past Chief, lifelong Scouter and patch collector.Jason Spangler
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I started collecting Boy Scout memorabilia when I was inducted into Santee Lodge 116, Order of the Arrow at Camp Coker in the summer of 1986. All the guys of ISWA chapter in Elk campsite seemed to be trading and since my dad sent me to camp with a small bag of patches, I jumped in and never looked back....
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