I always like to feature Eagle memorabilia when its doing well on eBay but today I found multiple listings that helped form the foundation for this issue.  Another interesting thing about this edition is there are a number of mixed lots that at the right sales price would be a steal if you can get them.

 

At first glace you would look down and see the lot of seven flaps and think yeah that's pretty good.  I see that pointed tip on the Lodge 104 S1 among others.  But if you click on that thumbnail link you will see that this listing contains many more pieces for the lucky winner.

• Lodge 103 Juniata A0.5 Seven Mountains "Red Jacket" 
• OA Lodge 124 NOQUOCHOKE Round WWW felt patch 
• OA Lodge 91 Nih Ka Ga Hah F1 FIRST FLAP 
• BSA Order of the Arrow Lodge 229 Pilthlako Flap 
• OA Distinguished Service Award Leader Knot 
• Juniata Valley Lodge 103 1939 Worlds Fair Neckerchief 
• Chippewa Lodge #29 1953 OA Conclave Patch 

       

I remember that during the height of the 2010 Jambo frenzy on eBay that the Mid-America train set would sell for more than $200.  I don't know if it will still bring today that but even then I didn't see many that had the complete set with OA.

 

Its not every day that you see a PowerSeller stumped.  The insignia patch pictured below with the "52" embroidered on it is a mystery part of sorts.  Speaking of mysteries you kinda wonder how did a vintage BSA shirt with Eagle Scout patch from the 1940s get some European strips sewn on the right breast?