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Have a patch or memorabilia you're looking to swap? Use this virtual patch trading blanket. (This area is intended to facilitate memorabilia swapping, not necessarily commerce.)

383 topics in this forum

  1. Jamboree Bicycle?

    By SSScout,
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  2. Geog-o-ree

    By qwazse,   
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  3. What badge is this for - can you identify?

    By Umi,
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  4. Free - You Pay Shipping

    By swilliams,
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  5. 1924 Jamboree patch

    By wearrepair,
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  6. Hiking trail patches (multi parts)

    By dcb,
    • 11 replies
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  7. Prices for New Patch for an Event?

    By ShootingSports,
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  8. Where do you purchase your segment patches from?

    By hdeford,
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  9. Transatlantic Council / Black Eagle Lodge items

    By Protoclete,
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  10. Great Conjunction/ Christmas Star patch

    By SWdenleader,
    • 4 replies
    • 2k views

  11. where to buy this patch?

    By GBBF,
    • 3 replies
    • 3.1k views

  12. Jamboree Badges 1967 and 1969

    By ChristopherCarlson,
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  13. ISO Pack CC and Troop Secretary badges

    By Liz,
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  14. Information about a slide!

    By The Latin Scot,
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  15. Most expensive scouting patch EVER

    By mrkstvns,
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