Neckerchief Slides

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Neckerchief Slides

Bronze neckerchief slide — purchased in 74, 75, 77, or 79, according to the contributor.

This Horseshoe Neckerchief Slide was popular in the 1940s.

This slide was popular back at least into the 1970s all the way into the 1990s.

A late 1970s neckerchief slide, one of several of a similar design.

A metal Camp Horseshoe neckerchief slide.

Paul Bunyan is also larger than life on this neckerchief slide from a few decades ago.

For those who are tempted easily, this could get a hungry person in trouble if they chomped down on their uniform during evening retreat.

Turtle Derby fans rejoice! In years past, there was a neckerchief slide for the winners of the derby.

This neckerchief slide is one of many carved and painted back in the 1970s.

Neckerchief slide from the 1954 Area 3A Pow-wow.

This staple of Wood Badge was contributed by Jim Goudie.

Another Wood Badge woggle, this one constructed out of nylon rope.

This campaign hat slide was for the 1967 Scout Exposition.

I got this slide in 1981 after my initiation. My Troop (565) camped at the Octoraro campsite. The neckerchief is from my Jubilee staff days (1983-1984). I recall the mysterious nature of Royal Order of Siam ceremony especially the magical elixir given after eating the worm and the constant loud reminders from the peanut gallery (Pete from Health Lodge) that “you’re eating a worm!”. -Mark Mackowiak

A carved and wood-burned Camp Ware Neckerchief Slide.

Here is a carved neckerchief slide worn during the 1988 Polish Jamboree.

This sleek-looking neckerchief slide with the Octoraro 22 totem was issued to the staff of the 2009 Section NE-6B Conclave.

This modified patch was sealed to the leather slide below it for a unique neckerchief slide.

A Camp Ware neckerchief slide from 1994.

This polished wood slide was common in the 1980s and 1990s.

Here is a miniature version of the patch, encapsulated as a shiny neckerchief slide.

A Camp Jubilee neckerchief slide.

What year is this slide from?

A wooden Irish Camporee Neckerchief Slide from 2000.

The Irish Jamboree Neckerchief Slide from 2000.

A wood HSR neckerchief slide.

An HSR Neckerchief Slide that appears to be a mini patch.

Here is the neckerchief slide handed out as a memento during the Roy Cole Retirement Party in 1997.

The 1995 Camp Ware Staff neckerchief slide.

The 1996 Camp Ware Neckerchief Slide.

The 1998 Camp Ware Staff neckerchief slide.

The 2006 Camp Ware Staff neckerchief slide, depicting a covered wagon for pioneers.

The 2010 Camp Ware Staff neckerchief slide.

This slide was created by artist and Camp Ware staffer Bob Fisher after Macaleer Lodge was built in 2003. Only 25 of these slides were made.

The 2001 Camp Ware Staff neckerchief slide.

The 2006 Wood Badge Neckerchief Slide.

A Camp Horseshoe neckerchief slide.

An HSR Neckerchief Slide.

A Camp Horseshoe Staff Neckerchief Slide.

A Camp Horseshoe Neckerchief Slide.

A Horseshoe Neckerchief Slide sold in the trading post in the late 1960s.

A wood burned Camp Horseshoe Neckerchief Slide.

The 2003 Section NE-4A Conclave Vigil Rededication Ceremony slide.

Description:

AllConclaveHSRHorseshoeJubileeLeatherMetalPatchPlasticRopeStaffWareWoodWood BadgeBronze Neckerchief SlideContributed by Craig DicksonBronze neckerchief slide — purchased in 74, 75, 77, or 79, according to the contributor.Neckerchief Slide from the 1940s1940 – Contributed by John B. Rettew IIIThis Horseshoe Neckerchief Slide was popular in the 1940s.Oval Neckerchief SlideContributed by Rev. James GoudieThis slide was popular back at least into the 1970s…

Created by:

Andrew Coe

Last Updated:

April 10, 2026

Created:

March 27, 2025

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