† There may also exist "flat cast" test samples or limited variations in metals used for testing purposes, as these were not considered "official."
In the cases of the 1950 and 1953 National Jamborees, there was an initial run in brass as well; which according to folklore was made from the many .22 shells littering the ground in the rifle range at Camp Carpenter.

* The 1979 Iran buckles were for the most part melted down.
The number reflected is of those that are known to remain.
† There may also exist "flat cast" test samples or limited variations in metals used for testing purposes, as these were not considered "official." In the cases of the 1950 and 1953 National Jamborees, there was an initial run in brass as well; which according to folklore was made from the many .22 shells littering the ground in the rifle range at Camp Carpenter.
* The 1979 Iran buckles were for the most part melted down. The number reflected is of those that are known to remain.
Max I. Silber