Ma-Ka-Tai... Lodge 140 A R and X Issues

Maka 140A-1

A-1
BLK C DRD; BLK EMB; Native American head on felt; 53x61 mm

Maka 140A-2a

A-2a
BLK C RED; WHT arrow; fletching stitched as one part; 58x71 mm

Maka 140A-2b

A-2b
BLK C RED; thin WHT arrow; 54x70 mm

Maka 140A-3

A-3
BLK C RED; Wht arrow; fletching stitched in 2 parts; 52x62mm; MVE; darker RED felt

Maka 140R-1

R-1
RED C WHT GRN; RED arrowhead; 19mm WWW; WAB
Lettering tends to be 7mm tall; Chief Blackhawk tends to be 12+mm wide

Maka 140R-2a

R-2a
RED C WHT GRN; RED arrowhead; 22mm WWW
Lettering tends to be 6mm tall; Chief Blackhawk tends to be 11mm wide

Maka 140R-2b

R-2b
RED C WHT DGR;
Lettering tends to be 6mm tall. Dark green is the key point

Maka 140X-1a

X-1a
BLK C WHT BLK; twill bkgd; oval; RED feathers below shield have WHT twill between; 3 RED dots on LBL line @ bottom of quiver

Maka 140X-1b

X-1b
BLK C WHT BLK RED feathers below shield bunch together; no WHT twill show-thru; no dots

Maka 140X-2a

X-2a
BLK C WHT BLK solid EMB oval; BLK lines do not touch BLU @ bottom; 3 RED dots on LBL line on bottom of quiver
Dots seem to be the best deciding factor

Maka 140X-2b

X-2b
BLK C WHT BLK BLK lines touch BLU at bottom; no dots

Maka 140X-3

X-3
M/C C M/C hawk on arrow; RED 140 WWW
The X3 is from the 1961 Section Conclave timeframe. 140 was host. The X3 is actually the patch. It's so rare that it is always found on the neckerchief ($125-$600--usually $200+)