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Reference	Badge	Comments
Badge Reference 2427 Date posted Saturday 21st of December 2024		Badge posted by Peter Hi all Can anyone help me identify this woggle we were given as a scout group. I believe it was a special occasion I seem to remember the group being proud of it. It was in the mid 80s in Scouts in Malvern, UK. It is metal with red enamel. Many thanks Peter Comment posted on Saturday 21st of December 2024 by Marcus Hewitt It is the Patrol Activity Award. It was awarded to Scouts who took part in a range of activities with their Patrol. It was first awarded as a woggle (as pictured) and was later replaced with a cloth badge. Comment posted on Monday 23rd of December 2024 by Peter The badge was also issued as a brooch when someone at HQ realised that Sea Scouts didn't wear woggles!!!!!! Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2426 Date posted Tuesday 10th of December 2024		Badge posted by Liz I found this badge in a dressing up box which I don't think has been used for 30 years. Does anyone have any idea whether it's Scout or Guide? Also which country it might be from, and how old it might be. Thanks, Liz Comment posted on Tuesday 10th of December 2024 by Alan 29th Itchen North (Broadoak) Scout Group Comment posted on Tuesday 10th of December 2024 by Liz thanks for that Alan. I was going to ask Hampshire Scout Heritage group anyway, but just thought I'd ask here in case it was from further afield. Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2425 Date posted Tuesday 10th of December 2024		Badge posted by Nigel Payne Any ideas as to this brass 'badge'? Belonged to my late father who was a scout in W London from 1918 - 1926. Approx 3cm high. Would be interested in any history or likely scarcity/value Thank you Comment posted on Tuesday 10th of December 2024 by Alan The London Diocesan Boy Scout Corps were an early independent Scout organisation. They eventually became an association within the mainstream London Boy Scouts, then absorbed. Comment posted on Friday 13th of December 2024 by Nigel Thanks Alan. Was aware of the history of the LDBSC, was hoping that someone would shine some light on the badge. Was it attached to a pin/clasp or a chain? What was it awarded for? Thanks, Nigel Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2424 Date posted Tuesday 3rd of December 2024		Badge posted by Eduardo i think is for spain, but what group and location? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2423 Date posted Tuesday 3rd of December 2024		Badge posted by Eduardo I know is for mexico, but what ass? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2422 Date posted Tuesday 3rd of December 2024		Badge posted by Eduardo I know is for mexico, but what ass? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2421 Date posted Tuesday 3rd of December 2024		Badge posted by Eduardo I know is for mexico, but what ass? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments
Badge Reference 2420 Date posted Tuesday 3rd of December 2024		Badge posted by Eduardo I know is for ecuador, but what ass? No identification made so far, help by adding your thoughts at the bottom of the page Add your Comments

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