Vintage Neal Slide Frying Pan Boy Scout Neckerchief Slide BSA.

This vintage Boy Scouts of America neckerchief scarf slide is made in the form of a frying pan with 2 eggs in it. The Neal Manufacturing Company was a neckerchief slide company based in Biddeford, Maine. It was founded by C. Millard Neal. He was a Unit and District Level Volunteer with the Pine Tree Council. The company made a large series of bakelite neckerchief slides.

These were sold to summer camps and local councils, often sold at the trading post. The Scout Museum at the Pine Tree Council offices has a display on these nationally popular plastic slides. The slides featured every imaginable Scout image. Some came pre-painted but most scouts bought the plain ones and painted them themselves.

A great item for a Boy Scouts of America collector or cooking enthusiast. In good condition, it came from the estate of a retired council leader. It has some paint loss on the eggs. See pictures.

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