Mexican scout patches?
I recently bought a collection from Texas. In it were a few patches the owner said he traded for when his council took a trip to Mexico. Can anybody help with these? Any info would be helpful.
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Hi the segment with the scout planting the tree is an U.S. Explorer Senior Scout Title “Scout Conservationist”. I am interested in purchasing or trading for it.
BigJim
Jim send me an email. [email]Jshull1@gmail.com[/email]
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I started collecting Boy Scout memorabilia when I was inducted into Santee Lodge 116, Order of the Arrow at Camp Coker in the summer of 1986. All the guys of ISWA chapter in Elk campsite seemed to be trading and since my dad sent me to camp with a small bag of patches, I jumped in and never looked back....
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Well, this probably isn’t much help, but amanecer means dawn. In the past, C.A. used to stand for Central America. The Boy Scout tree badge looks British to me, but again, I’m not sure.