This block is stuffed with amazing auctions that I know are going to sell well.  You can pick from a vintage council commissioner patch to some neat Baden Powell pieces.  The story on the 1935 neckerchiefs pictured below is included in the original letter that comes with the grouping.

• Scout Shirt Type 1 Eagle Scout Patch-1935 Jamboree 
• 1920-30's Type A Square Border Merit Badge-Rowing 
• 1900 - Baden Powell - Scout Stamp - Mafeking Blue 3d 
• 1933 Hungary, boy-scout Jamboree, belt buckle 
• 1937 National Jamboree ORIGINAL NECKERCHIEF 
• OLD SCOUT LETTER SIGNED ROBERT BADEN POWELL 
• 1930's Ingersoll BOY SCOUT Character Pocket Watch 

         

I spotted so much deserving OA auctions that I had to make three separate blocks today to fit them all in.  My favorite auction in the whole newsletter is the old green explorer jacket that has the very old GA OA including a super neckerchief that is not in the thumbnail. 

    

If you go through these picks you will see its got a distinct variety that is classic to see.  There is a real wool sweater - not just the patch - from the 1930s ready to wear.  A pair of Eagle Scout rings and something called a swagger stick are also in the mix.

I think you might spot a few of these that are very reasonably priced. I've seen a few of the signed Hillcourt handbooks on eBay recently but this one is already over $60 in bidding.

Today is the wrap up for the Price is Right game on the Facebook Page.  You have just a few hours left to see if you can win a free merged OA flap by correctly guessing the closest final sale price for an auction.  Click here to play.  After a crazy weekend in college football that saw #2, #4, and #7 fall I am wondering is it really going to turn out that three teams from the same division in the SEC (west) are going to be #s 1-3?  See why I love college ball!