1947-Early 1950's |
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Dark Green silkscreen. In 1947, "Crazy Pirate" mascot was used for the first time on T-shirts & camp patches. |
Late 1950's Extra Bold STAFF |
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1960 Bold STAFF |
1961 Thin STAFF |
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"STAFF" is in extra bold font and letters almost touch each other. |
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"STAFF" is bold and letters are spread apart. |
"STAFF" is in condensed thin letters. |
1962 STAFF is Condensed |
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1963 S T A F F is Spread |
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"STAFF" lettering is close together. |
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"S T A F F" lettering is spread out. |
1964 S T A F F is Spread |
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1965 STAFF is Condensed |
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"S T A F F" lettering is spread out. |
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"STAFF" lettering is close together. |
1966 BLUE Eyes |
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1967 BLACK Eyes |
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BLUE EYES. Blue background is screened OVER red B.S.A. |
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BLACK EYES. Red B.S.A. screened ON TOP of blue background. |
1968-70 Green Background |
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1971 Crescent Bay Area Council |
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1972 Boy Scouts of America |
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1972 Manufacturer's Proof Sheet Staff T-shirt Logo Silk screen on parchment, prepared by Stanfield Mills through B.S.A. National Supply. NOTE: The 1972 STAFF T-shirt was issued during the summer of Crescent Bay Council's merger with San Fernando Valley Council and before the name of the new Council was decided. "Boy Scouts of America" replaced Crescent Bay Area Council in the design for 1972. It is known as the transition logo. |
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1973 |
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1973 Manufacturer's Proof Sheet |
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Staff T-shirt Logo![]() Silk screen on paper, prepared by Allison Manufacturing Co. through B.S.A. National Supply. |
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1980 |
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1981 WHITE Bandana |
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1982 RED Bandana |
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The CAMP emblem design for 1980 is one of the few times since WWII that has not featured a pirate. |
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Pirate has a WHITE bandana with heavy black details over left eye. |
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Pirate has a Red bandana over eye. |
1983 |
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1984 |
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Silk screen design with yellow border. Dark green collar. |
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The year shows up on the emblem for the first time in 1984. |