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Thank you!!!

I have no idea....

Beth

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Welcome to the forum. It looks like the Campfire Girls jewelry and etc trademark. Take a look here: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... ire#p78883

Thank you! I ended up finding the information, as yes you are correct...



Thanks so much for your response.

Beth

Hi Beth,

Welcome to the Forum.

I've embedded your image as few people will click on links.

Trev.

................To Become a Wood-Gatherer. A member must fulfill the following six requirements:
I. Be a member of a Camp Fire for at least two months. 2. Attend at least six weekly meetings and two ceremonial meetings.
3. Select a name and symbol.
4. Make her headband.
5. Have the ceremonial dress.
6. Win in addition at least ten honors. These may be either from the required or elective list.
Upon meeting these requirements, a girl becomes a Wood Gatherer and receives the Wood Gatherer's Ring, as a token of her membership in the Camp Fire Girls. This ring is given without cost. It represents the seven points of the law in seven fagots bound together and Work, Health and Love, in three raised circles on either side of the fagots. The rings are given to the Camp Fire in care of the Guardian. They are to be retained by the girls only as long as active membership is maintained. Lost rings may be replaced upon application by the Guardian for fifty cents each. As soon as a girl has completed 'the requirements for a Wood Gatherer, record of her membership is filed in the National office.

Source: The Book of the Camp Fire Girls - 1913


Camp Fire Outfitting Co. - New York - 1922

Trev.