Measurements: Pit to Pit: 23.5 Sleeve Length: 10 Total Length: 31.5. Wow, what a find! Here we have quite the little piece. This is a late 1950’s/early 1960’s era BSA shirt, men’s size large with a loop collar. The shirt first off is in fantastic shape with zero flaws to be seen, no holes, no stains, no missing original buttons, really nice original old label on the interior still too. No signs of any patches having been removed either. The patches on this one extend from fairly rare to still pretty tough to find, apparently the original owner of this uniform was part of the Columbia MO council from the 50’s/60’s, it has a super rare flap patch on front, the NAMPA-PSI 216 order of the arrow patch, also a period Eagle Scout patch, plus the red/white Columbia MO 706 patches on the shoulder, the opposite shoulder has the USA flag patch and 3 star patch. Another patch that seems quite rare (I can’t find anything about this one specifically) is a very specific troop leader development patch below the flap that says “Great Rivers” on it and OAK Eleven. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Historical Memorabilia\Fraternal Organizations\Boy Scouts\Badges & Patches\Order of the Arrow Patches”. The seller is “stl_vintage” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Organization: Boy Scouts
• Unit of Sale: Mixed Lot
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Year: 1950s
• Brand: Unbranded