Official Lodge 413 Flaps

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Our lodge issued a number of pocket flap patches over the period from about 1958 to 2002. Certain design characteristics tended to be common throughout the period, such as the cedar tree, thunderbird and lightening bolt (after all our lodge name did mean "thunder in the cedars".) Other elements are less obvious such as the inclusion typically of five smaller trees.

Many of the flaps depicted resulted from an intentional design update. Others occurred because of a manufacturing change. Still others would not have been recognized as a change until the last 10-15 years, with increased collector interest on "variations" or unintentional changes in a design such as is caused when a thread color changes during manufacture or the direction of stitch in a key design element.


F1	F2a	F2b	F2c	F3

F4	S1	S2	S3a	S3b

S4	S5	S6	S7	S8

S9a	S9b	S10a	S10b	S11

S12	S13	S14a	S14b	S14c

S15	S16	S17	S18	S19

S20	S21	S22	S23	S24a

S24b	S24c	S25	S26	S27

S28	S29	S30	S31	S32

S33	S34	S35

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