Leather Worker Scout Badge Blue Woven and Bound 1934 to 1947
The Leatherworker Badge was worn on right arm in between the
shoulder and elbow.
To earn this badge a scout must do the following*
Have a thorough knowledge
of:
(1) Either sole and heel a
pair of boots or shoes, either sewn or nailed, and generally repair boots and
shoes.
(2) Or dress a saddle,
repair traces, stirrup leathers, etc. and know the various parts of harness;
and in either case have knowledge of the different kinds of leather used.
(3) Or in decorative work:
Know the various kinds of leather used.
Have knowledge of the tools required and how to use them. Know how to use and mix the various stains. Produce
an article made by him, such as handbag, wallet, or purse, on which must be a design
modelled and stained.
*The Requirements for each badge varied through issues of POR.