Tecumseh Lodge History

Tecumseh Lodge History

UNDER CONSTRUCTION! While we have started to gather together the history of Tecumseh Lodge and all of the lodges and other societies that make up part of its nearly 100-year history, there is still plenty missing. Check back regularly for updates, and if you have any information to contribute or would like to join the lodge history team, please let us know.

Patches Issued by Kaniengehaga Lodge

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List of all known patches issued by Kaniengehaga Lodge 420
ID Border Background Name Color FDL/BSA Description Notes
F-1a Black, cut edge Gray Red First flap; redish-brown eagle
F-1b Black, cut edge Gray Red Brown eagle
S-1 Red, rolled Gray Black Arrow pointing up to the right
S-2a Red, rolled White Black 119x54mm
S-2b Red, rolled White Black 117x51mm
S-3 Silver mylar, rolled Blue Black "25th Anniversary"
S-4 Silver mylar, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow 19mm tall Fleur-di-lis, cloth back
S-5 Red, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow Scout sign
S-6 Gray, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow Scout sign
S-7 Dark yellow, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow Scout sign
S-8 Silver mylar, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow Scout sign
S-9 Gray, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow "35th ANNIV"
S-10 Red, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow "35th ANNIV"
S-11 Dark yellow, rolled Blue Black Dark yellow "35th ANNIV"

 
Most of the above information is taken from The Blue Book, 6th Edition, compiled by the American Scouting Historical Society, with a few additions and expansions. Border refers to the color and style of the patch's edge (if the embroidery is rolled or flat, or if the patch material is cut outside the embroidery). Background is the predominant color of the background embroidery or the patch material (if visible); multi-colored means there is not predominant color. Name color refers to the color of the lodge's name as it appears on the patch. FDL/BSA refers to the color of the proprietary Scouting mark used on the patch; if there is none (mostly in patches older than 1975) this is left blank. This could be a fleur-di-lis, scout sign, BSA, or Boy Scouts of America spelled out. It does not refer to the color of the WWW, if present. The Description attempts to give enough information to differentiate one patch from another if the other details aren't sufficient.

 
Last updated 6 April 2021