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Mug 1. Note flare sides |
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Mug 2. Note ECB and flare sides |
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Mug 3. Note ECB and traditional mug shape |
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Mug 4. Note CB now. |
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Mug 5. 30th Anniversary in 1970 |
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Mug 6. Gateway depiction. Region 7 Canoe Base |
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Mug 7. First Northern Wisconsin Canoe Base mug |
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Mug 8. Note the B.S.A. at the bottom of the inner circle. This mug is somewhat rare. |
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Mug 9. Gateway depiction. Northern Wisconsin Nat'l Canoe Base |
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Mug 10. Gateway depiction. Note the B.S.A at the bottom. |
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Mug 11. NWNCB with fdl. |
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 Mug 12a. 40th Anniversary in 1980. |
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 Mug 12b. 40th Anniversary in 1980. |
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Mug 13. First "High Adventure" mug in 1981. Note "right" handed. |
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Mug 14. Another "High Adventure" variety. Note "left" handed. Shape of handle is ear shaped. |
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Mug 15. Note the "tall" mug shape. |
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Woodbadge Mug 1. Note flare sides. |
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Woodbadge Mug 2. Note no gold rim. Seems to have been manufactured that way. |
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Woodbadge Mug 3. With gold rim. Very common. |
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Region 7 Canoe Base Ashtray |
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Woodbadge Ashtray |
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Region 7 Explorer Canoe Base Tile Trivet |
Region 7 Canoe Base Mugs
Mugs are a heavy Canoe Base memento. This is the universe of known mugs. There were some plastic tumblers right near the end (84/85/86). I will add an image from someone I know who has a set of four.
Some collectors have noted thicker, beefier walls on some mugs seeming to make them a separate variety.
As of April 2022, I have discovered I don't own a Mug 11. My Mug 6 is in storage somewhere.
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