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Fig. 1: Music-AT2-Front

Cloth: Heavyweight tan right twill
Embroidery: Silk continuous

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Fig. 2: Music-AT2-Magnified

Design: 6 stitches alternating in length form lyre strings, wide lyre crossbar stiches angled upward left to right, base below lyre stitches angle upward left to right, ball above each string touchs string, square bottomed lyre integrated with base

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Fig. 3: Music-AT2-Reverse

Back: Black imprint

Item Name: Music 1920 - 1933

Item ID: Music-AT2

Collector Rating: 1

Pamphlets Used to Earn this Badge

Requirements October 1914 until May 1925

1. Be able to play a standard musical instrument satisfactorily, as used in orchestra work.

2. Read at sight simple music required for the fourth grade in musical education.

3. Write a satisfactory essay of not less than five hundred words on the history of American music.

Requirements May 1925 until November 1927

1. Play a standard musical instrument satisfactorily, as used in orchestra work.

2. Read at sight simple music required for the fourth grade in musical education.

3. Write a satisfactory essay of not less than five hundred words on the history of American music.

Requirements January 1928 until June 1953

1. Play a standard musical instrument satisfactorily, as used in orchestra work, or demonstrate that he is sufficiently proficient in the art of singing to read music at sight, following the melody, and carry his part against another in singing a duet or quartette, and sing a prepared solo showing that he knows the various musical signs which are common to vocal music.

2. Read at sight simple music required for the fourth grade in musical education.

3. Write a satisfactory essay of not less than five hundred words on the history of American music.

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