I have been focusing my own efforts the last few days on getting some fresh listings up on eBay. Monday I launched about 150 new OA flaps up on my store at fixed price. Many of these were old clothback pre-fdl issues. I've also launched a round of 80+ auctions including a lot of Philmont and World Jamboree issues.
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Vintage Auctions Lead Off The Hot Finds
I know a dealer in the hobby that is looking to move most of his trade-o-ree stock in one big deal to scale back a bit. If you are in the market for making a five figure investment in a lot of cloth send me an email and I'll share his information.
   
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Order of the Arrow Auctions Live on eBay
I've been asked by the youth in charge of my lodge's upcoming fellowship to teach a patch history class during the afternoon. I've done something similar over the years and I'm trying to think of a different spin this time. I've already decided that T-shirts will be part of the story. Like a lot of lodges we make T-shirts for events probably 2-3 times a year and they are also part of telling the history of the lodge.
  
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Scouting Auctions Ending Soon on eBay
I talked to a fellow collector yesterday from Alabama and he complimented me on the CarolinaOA.com project. He noted that there is a similar project now in Pennsylvania and it could be a model for other areas. It's funny how the hobby started with these regional groups cataloging everything and then it went to a national project. Is the pendulum swinging back?
   
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 I don't think I'll have any new videos or other content rolling out this week. I need some time to focus on getting cloth out the door but I've got several ideas in the works. Yours in Scouting,
Jason Spangler
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