The official Mayflower Council Shoulder Patch for wear on the Official Boy Scout, Cub Scout or Venturing Uniform. This special first edition council shoulder patch has a distinctive silver border indicating “charter” membership in the Mayflower Council. Availability is limited to 2 patches per individual council member and the total run is limited to just 15,000 patches. The council shoulder patch design was selected as the winner of a council-wide contest and was inspired by submissions from Charles D. Boddy, Jr. of Troop 108 Medway, and David Mott. The design includes a background of Massachusetts Bay and silhouettes of a Pilgrim and a Wampanoag, facing a mayflower, in the design of the wood carving found on the stern of the actual Mayflower ship. NOTE: THIS ITEM IS ONLY FOR SALE TO MEMBERS OF THE MAYFLOWER COUNCIL AND WILL ONLY SHIP TO ADDRESSES WITHIN THE COUNCIL TERRITORY.
The official Mayflower Council Shoulder Patch for wear on the Official Boy Scout, Cub Scout or Venturing Uniform. This special first edition council shoulder patch has a distinctive silver border indicating “charter” membership in the Mayflower Council. Availability is limited to 2 patches per individual council member and the total run is limited to just 15,000 patches. The council shoulder patch design was selected as the winner of a council-wide contest and was inspired by submissions from Charles D. Boddy, Jr. of Troop 108 Medway, and David Mott. The design includes a background of Massachusetts Bay and silhouettes of a Pilgrim and a Wampanoag, facing a mayflower, in the design of the wood carving found on the stern of the actual Mayflower ship. NOTE: THIS ITEM IS ONLY FOR SALE TO MEMBERS OF THE MAYFLOWER COUNCIL AND WILL ONLY SHIP TO ADDRESSES WITHIN THE COUNCIL TERRITORY.
The official Mayflower Council Shoulder Patch for wear on the Official Boy Scout, Cub Scout or Venturing Uniform. The council shoulder patch design was selected as the winner of a council-wide contest and was inspired by submissions from Charles D. Boddy, Jr. of Troop 108 Medway, and David Mott. The design includes a background of Massachusetts Bay and silhouettes of a Pilgrim and a Wampanoag, facing a mayflower, in the design of the wood carving found on the stern of the actual Mayflower ship.
