BSA Mug GLAAC Boypower Manpower 1968 Achiever -AAA Auto Club SoCal Logo- CRACKED

Description

BSA Mug GLAAC Boypower Manpower 1968 Achiever -AAA Auto Club SoCal Logo- CRACKED
One
Vintage Ceramic Mug (aka Beaker, Dairy Glass, Coffee Cup, Drinking Vessel)
Gold Trim - Top Edge Side Rim Only
CONDITION:
Outside bottom left edge (base) has chips on it). Black chip and stain line crack on the inside & outside. Please see pictures. CRAZING - Good Leaf Rim Trim is very good.
Front Logo Text: BOYPOWER MANPOWER MEMBERSHIP ACHIEVER 1968 LOS ANGELES AREA COUNCIL BSA
Front Logo Images: Universal BSA Scout Emblem Fleur-de-lis
Back Logo Text: Thanks for Helping Boy Power Become Man Power Joseph E. Havermann Automobile Club Southern California
Back Logo Images: Round Triple A Icon with 1 Bell
Hallmark on bottom with M-P USA
Measures approximately
4½ inches wide by 3 inches tall
.
Weighs approximately
8.2ounces
.
This is not the shipping weight and not the dimensional shipping weight.
Unique Pictures
of the actual item available in this listing.
BSA = Boy Scouts of America
Los Angeles Area Council #33 (LAAC) merged with San Gabriel Valley Council #40 (SGVC) to become
Greater Los Angeles Area Council
(GLAAC), California. Previously in 2006 part of Old Baldy Council #43 (OBC) had merged into SGVC. LAAC was served by Order of the Arrow Lodge #252 Siwinis. SGVC was served by Ta Tanka Lodge #488. OBC was served by Navajo Lodge #98. GLAAC is now served by Tuku’ut Lodge #33 that formed on August 1, 2015
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