Blue Book: F2a
| Description: The F2 variants arose from minor design corrections to cleanup the arrow fletchings and also to give more definition to the cloud shape. This most likely occurred at inventory reorder, likely from a different manufacturer who did not use the Lyons shape, to the more curved sides seen in this issue. During the life of this issue, the wearing of the patch as a neckerchief patch stopped completely, in preference to traditional shirt flap use. In the context of early white flaps, while highly prized, the variants of this issue are the more commonly seen early issues. |
| Period of Issue: Apx 1962 to 1965
Restrictions: None Quantity Issued: Upto 800 (For All Varients) Characteristics: Arrow to wearers left; Pale Gray cloud which has a shine on mint examples; Black 'tag' threads from the lodge name to border; Arrow fletchings more realistic than F1; 51x125mm. |
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