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Rh troop on it,

and besides this each Patrol Leader may have a small flag, ten inches deep, on a staff, with the crest of her troop in cloth stitched on to it on both sides.

Each member of the troop wears an emblem badge sewn over her left pocket flap, and a shoulder knot of the colors chosen by her troop.

Every Scout is expected to know all about the life history of the emblem of her troop. If it is a flower, she should know what it looks like, when and where it blooms, and she should if possible grow it herself. If the emblem is a bird the Scout should know what it looks like, its call or song, its food, where to look for its nest, the color of its eggs and time of migration.

List of Troop Crests Always Kept in Stock


 * Sunflower.
 * Red Rose.
 * White Rose (Cherokee)
 * Oak.
 * Pansy.
 * Fuchsia.
 * Poppy.
 * Narcissus.
 * Jonquil.
 * Holly Leaf and Berries.
 * Red Clover.