First Wahunsenakah Flaps of 2010

The BSA celebrates its 100th Anniversary on February 9th and the first flaps from Wahunsenakah Lodge in 2010 are themed to recognize this special event. Three campfires with the numerals "100" across a black background are central to the minimalist designs of these recruiting issues, available only to Scouts and Scouters who recruit a new boy or girl to Cubs, Boy Scouts, or Venturing. Only adults can earn the adult version of the flap with a silver mylar border, and only youth can earn the youth version with a gold mylar border.

The Lodge name is ghosted under the campfires, although no Lodge number is evident in the design. A ghosted black FDL is in the upper right corner and The words Achtchinkhalan Ehalluchsit are ghosted in black across the top and bottom of the flap, which reportedly translates to Supreme Chief of the Fire Recruiter.
 

Credit for the patch pictures goes to Larry Johnson.

CVC issues 2010 Friends of Scouting CSP

Colonial Virginia Council has issued the seventh design in a series of CSP's themed after each of the twelve points of the Scout Law. The 2010 theme is "Obedient." The patch features an illustration of the climbing tower at Rivah Base, the high adventure area of the Councils' Bayport Scout Reservation, as well as a "100 Years of Scouting" logo.

The patch is available immediately for a minimum contribution of $75 to the Council's Friends of Scouting program. Click here for a PDF version of the 2010 Colonial Virginia Council FOS brochure with order form.

You can view all of the Colonial Virginia Council FOS shoulder patches issued to date here.

Thanks to Larry Johnson for the patch picture.