This is an Order Of The Arrow, OA, patch. The Order Of The Arrow, OA, is the Honor Camping Society Of The Boy Scouts Of America, BSA, B. And this item was produced to be worn on the Scouting Uniform. The Order Of The Arrow, OA, was Originally known as the Wimachtendienk, and was formed into Lodges by Name and Number and Originally Met Nationally at Grand Meetings what we now Call NOACs. OA Shaginappi Lodge 61, R-1,1950s Patch, 73,156,233,244,501,635, Badger Council, WI, , OA Shaginappi Lodge 61, R- 2 2,1950s Patch, 73,156,233,244,501,635, Badger Council, WI, Red, RED, Cut Edge, R/E, R C/E, Border, Bdr, On This Pocket PocP Patch, pp. This Patch Has Swiss Loom Embroidery, and A Cloth Back, CB. THIS FLAPpockeP POCKET PATCH, IS CRISP, PERFECT!! PLEASE SEE FRONT AND BACK PICTURES ABOVE!! D Dark Yel l low, DYL, Lettering, ” Shaginappi Lodge 61 “, S Sheepshead Fish Bone Left and Sheeps Head Fish Bone Right, (As We Have Been Told), Some People Think It May Be A Bear Claw, or Powder Horn V , Rosette, and Ribbon, or Ermine Trail Drops Coming From The American Indian Chief’s Feather Bonnet, Facial Details On The Indian, and Outlines and Details On His Outfitting. Red, RED, Lettering, ” W W W “, Curved Arrow Right, A. Details In Bonnet Feathers, Head Band, Ribbon, or Ermine Tail Drops, Inner Circular Border, Bdr, and Outer, Cut Edge, C/E, Border, Bdr, On This P Pocket Patch , , pp. Blue, BLU, Twill Righ R t Rough, T R RR, Cloth Material Background, and Material Under The Embroidery. Dark d Brown, DBR, Vertical, VER, Stitched Face On American Indian Chief. White, WHT, Main Color Of Feathers In Bonnet, and Buckskin Outfitting On American Indian. THE SIMILAR LOOKING 61 R- 1 1, HAS AN ORANGE FACE ON THE INDIAN CHIEF. W, oC Thi s s P Pocket Patch , pp, Measures 49 79 mm. , or A Little Over 3 Inches Round. John Pannell’s oaimages website, Lodge 61 S Shaginappi , R- 2 2. This Patch Was For Lodge 6 61 Shaginappi Members Beginning In T The Late 1940’s, Early 19 5 50’s, and Was For Wear On The Activities Pocket Of The A BSA Scout Uniform, Below The OA Flap. E, RESTRICTED PATCH, TOUGH LODGE!! AY I THIS PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE BEEN A WAB ISSUED IN THE DWIGHT BISCHEL GUIDE TO OA EMBLEMS WABANINGO HAND BOOK. HE WAS NOT ABLE TO GET A PATCH, OR PICTURE FROM EVERY LODGE ACTIVE IN THE LATE 1940’S, 1950’S, BUT HE TRIED. Badger Council # 622, (1926 – 1973), Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, WI. Home Of Order Of The Arrow Lodge, OA Lodge 61 Shaginappi, which Chartered in 1932, with the Badger as the Lodge Totem. The Camps Serving OA Lodge 61 Shaginappi, and Badger Council # 622, (1926 – 1973), Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, WI, Were: Camp Shaginappi, and Camp Wilderness. In 1974 there was a large OA Merger in Wisconsin with Lodges, 61 Shaginappi, Badger Council # 622, 73 Sinawa, Waumegesako Council # 625, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 194 Chequah, Nicolet Area Council # 621, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 233 Wa – Zi – Ya Ta, Valley Council # 635, Menasha, Wisconsin, 244 Day Noomp, Twin Lakes Council # 630, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and 501 Wolverine, Kettle Moraine # 632, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Merging to Form the New OA Lodge 61 Awase, Bay Lakes Council # 635, Menasha, Wisconsin, WI. After the 1974 Merger Camps Included: Camp Shaginappi, Camp Wilderness, Camp Sinawa, Bear Paw Camp, Gardmer Dam Camps, Valley Council Camp, Camp Onway, Twin Lakes Scout Reservation, Camp Gibson Island, Camp Brown, Camp Albright Sits, Bay Lakes Council Camps, Camp Boulder Lake, and Camp George Vits. Bay Lakes Council # 635, (1973 – Active), Menasha, Wisconsin, WI. Home Of Order Of The Arrow Lodge, OA Lodge 61 Awase, which Chartered in 1974, with the Bear as the Lodge Totem. Camps Serving OA Lodge 61 Awase, and Bay Lakes Council # 635, (1973 – Active), Menasha, Wisconsin, WI, Were/ Are : Camp Shaginappi, Camp Wilderness, Camp Sinawa, Bear Paw Camp, Gardmer Dam Camps, Valley Council Camp, Camp Onway, Twin Lakes Scout Reservation, Camp Gibson Island, Camp Brown, Camp Albright Sits, Bay Lakes Council Camps, Camp Boulder Lake, and Camp George Vits. Badger Council # 622, (1926 – 1973), Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, WI. OA Lodge # 73 was Orginally Chartered as 73 Ay – Ashe with the Turtle as the Lodge Totem. Manitowoc County Council, # 625, (1929 – 1940), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, WI. In 1937 the Lodge Changed it’s name to 73 Sinawa Like the Camp. This Lodge then merged in 1974 in the big Wisconsin OA Merger with 5 other Lodges to Form 61 Awase. The Original Council for this area was Manitowoc Council, (1919 – 1929), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, WI. In 1929 it was renamed Manitowoc County Council, # 625, (1929 – 1940), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, WI. In 1940 it then changed it’s name again to Waumegesako Council # 625, (1940 – 1973), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, WI. The Camp That Served Waumegesako Council # 625, (1940 – 1973), Manitowoc, Wisconsin, WI and OA Lodge 73 Sinawa was Camp Sinawa. Nicolet Area Council # 621, (1934 – 1973), Green Bay, Wisconsin, WI. Home of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 194 Chequah, which Chartered in 1941, with a Thunderbird and a Lightning Bolt as the Lodge Totem. The Camp Serving OA Lodge 194 Chequah, and Nicolet Area Council # 621, (1934 – 1973), Green Bay, Wisconsin, WI, was Bear Paw Camp. Twin Lakes Council # 630, (1935 – 1973), Oshkosh, Wisconsin, WI. Home Of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 244 Day Noomp, Which was originally Chartered in 1943, With the Turtle as the Lodge Totem. The Camp Serving OA Lodge 244 Day Noomp, and Twin Lakes Council # 630, (1935 – 1973), Oshkosh, Wisconsin, WI, Were: Camp Onaway, and Twin Lakes Reservation. Valley Council # 635, (1925 – 1973), Menasha, Wisconsin, WI. Home of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 233 Wa – Zi – Ya – Ta, which Chartered in 1943, with Two Wavy Lines Representing Water Placed On an Arrow, within an Arrowhead, as the Lodge Totem. The Camp Serving OA Lodge 233 Wa – Zi – Ya – Ta, and Valley Council # 635, (1925 – 1973), Menasha, Wisconsin, WI, Were: Gardner Dam Camp, and Valley Council Camp. Kettle Moraine Council # 632, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, WI OA Lodge 501 Wolverine was originally Chartered in 1953, and the Lodge Totem was the Wolverine. The Camps Serving This Lodge and Council Were/: Camp Maywood Wilderness, and Camp Ro – Ki – Li – O. In 2012, The Entire State Of Michigan Merged. Hiawathaland Council # 276, (1945 – 2012), Marquette, Michigan, MI, and OA Lodge 156 Ag – Im, Merged With. Bay Lakes Council # 635, (1973 – 2012), Menasha, Wisconsin, WI, and OA Lodge 61 Awase To Form The NEW Bay Lakes Council # 635, (2013 – Acitve), and OA Lodge 635 Kon Wapos, With The Snowshoe Hare As The Lodge Totem. Hiawathaland Council # 276, (1945 – 2012), Marquette, Michigan, MI, with Counties in Wisconsin. Home Of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 156 Ag – Im, which Chartered in 1939, and has the Snoeshoe as the Lodge Totem. This Lodge Originally Chartered in 1939 as OA Lodge 156 Northwoods Circle with the Pine Tree within a Circle as the Lodge Totem. Camps That served Hiawathaland Council have included: Camp Red Buck, Camp Hiawatha, Camp Two Hearted, Hiawathaland Camps, Camp On – Ke – Ho – Ta, Camp Lu – Chi – Mac, and Camp Ba – Ta – Wa – Ga – Ma. In 1945 OA Lodge 156 Northwoods Circle, Copper Country Area Council, Houghton, Michigan, MI, Merged With OA Lodge 198 Ottawa, Iron Range Council, Iron Mountain, Michigan, MI, and OA Lodge 250 Minnewasco, Chippewa Area Council, Sault St. Marie, Michigan, MI, to Form the NEW OA Lodge 156 Ag – Im, Hiawathaland Council # 276, (1945 – 2012), Marquette, Michigan, MI. Iron Range Council #649 (1938 – 1945), Iron Mountain, Michigan, MI. Home Of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 198 Ottawa with Chief Ottawa as it’s Totem. Camps That served This Council are: Unknown. Chippewa Area Council #259, (1929 – 1945) Sault St. Home Of Order Of The Arrow, OA Lodge 250 Minnewasco with a Red Buck as it’s Totem. Camps That served This Council are: Camp Chippewa. THIS PATCH IS FROM THE TONY LAZEWSKI WISCONSIN ORDER OF THE ARROW COLLECTION. TONY GREW UP IN ANTIGA, WISCONSIN AS A BOY AND WAS ACTIVE IN THE SAMOSET COUNCIL, AND OA LODGE 96 TOM KITA CHARA. HE WAS AN EAGLE SCOUT AND CAMP STAFF MEMBER AT CAMP TESOMAS. HE ATTENDED 48 CONSECUTIVE TOM KITA CHARA LODGE 96 FALL CONFERENCES, ONLY MISSING IN 2009 WHEN CANCER HAD TAKEN HOLD IN HIS BODY. HE STARTED COLLECTING PATCHES IN 1960, AND WAS A HISTORIAN OF SCOUTING AND CAMPS IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. LATER IN HIS SCOUTING CAREER HE WAS THE LODGE ADVISOR FOR LODGE 146 TICHORA, AND WAS AWARDED THE SILVER BEAVER, AND VIGIL HONOR. HE WAS A TERRIFIC HUSBAND AND FATHER TO HIS FAMILY WHICH CAME FIRST IN HIS LIFE. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO GET A PATCH FROM THE TONY LAZEWSKI COLLECTION, ONE OF THE RARE CORNERSTONE WISCONSIN PATCH COLLECTIONS THAT MEMORIALIZES A GREAT COLLECTOR, AND SCOUTER! PLEASE SEE OUR E-BAY STORE FOR SET PRICES ON FLORIDA ORDER OF THE ARROW PATCHES FROM THE CONLEY WILLIAM’S FLORIDA OA COLLECTION!! YOUR CHANCE TO GET A PATCH FROM A MAJOR HISTORIC COLLECTION, AND IT COMES WITH PROVENANCE OF BEING FROM THIS COLLECTION. ALL ORDER OF THE ARROW, OA PATCHES ARE IDENTIFIED BY JOHN PANNELL’S OA IMAGES WEBSITE, OAI, THE STANDARD FOR OA IDENTIFICATION. CHECK OUT OUR OTHER E-BAY AUCTIONS ON siestabeachtrading2, 3, & 4, THE TONY LAZEWSKI WISCONSIN COLLECTION, FOR MORE GREAT OA PATCHES. All patches are mint unless otherwise noted. Additional Items won are 75 Cents per additional lot. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AT OUR AUCTIONS. The item “OA Shaginappi Lodge 61, R-2,1950s Patch, 73,156,233,244,501,635, Badger Council, WI” is in sale since Wednesday, January 21, 2015. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Historical Memorabilia\Fraternal Organizations\Boy Scouts\Badges & Patches\Order of the Arrow Patches”. The seller is “siestabeachtrading” and is located in Nokomis, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States, Mexico, Canada, Bermuda.

• Fraternal Group Names: Boy Scouts
• Organization Type: Order of the Arrow
• Type of Memorabilia: Badges and Patches