I was a Sea Scout Skipper for two years and so when I saw the bids that the Skippers Key was bringing it brought a smile to my face.  Likewise the Flagship Flotilla was a really special honor for a ship to earn and I'm proud to tell you that there were some ships in North Carolina in the 1930's-40s that achieved that distinction.

There are some nice oldies in this block including a Lodge 188 R1 that I probably need to bid on for my collection.  The gems are the pair of 1950s PowWow patches (one pictured to the right).

• OA Lodge 243 Mowogo RARE 1959 FIRST PowWow 
• 2009 NOAC National OA Recognition Dinner Chenille 
• OA Lodge 129 Egwa-Tawa-Dee 1952 FIRST PowWow 
• OA 258 Shenandoah Lodge S-29 & X-6 DELEGATE 
• OA Cahuilla Lodge 127 2005 90th Ann S86 Chief's Gift 
• Order of the Arrow 1961 Area B Conference 
• OA LODGE 165 F1 CHAUTAUQUA FIRST FLAP  

I snuck the 1947 WJ patch into an earlier block because it was a standout listing.  The mix of auctions here from the 1950's to the present include patches, neckerchiefs, and a few of the funky pieces that have been issued over the years. 

       

I usually save the last block for a mix of the old & the new and that's what we have here.  You can find items from the teens (does 2011 count as teens?) going all the way back to half century old camp patches.