Lancaster-Lebanon CSP

T-1a and T-1b

The T-1a has thicker stitching in the letters, but is especially noticeable in the outline of the heart-shaped center of the two-headed Distelfink

T-2a and T-2b

The T-2a has an orange-red color to the twill, while the T-2b has a straight red color to the twill. In the close-up above, you can also notice that the T-2b has a more coarse twill than the T-2a.

T-4a and T-4b

The T-4a has a shiny silver border thread while the T-4b has a flat gray border thread, This one was hard to capture on a scan since both show up shiny, but you can see the color difference anyway. They are really easy to tell apart when they are in your hand.

Lancaster-Lebanon JSP

NJ-1985a and NJ-1985b

The NJ-1985a is on dark blue twill while the NJ-1985b is fully embroidered with blue stitching.

Pennsylvania Dutch CSP

S-2a and S-2b

The S-2a has diagonal purple stitching in the road, while the S-2b has horizontal stitching. There is also a shade difference between the two purples, dark purple on the S-2a, light purple on the S-2b.

The S-2a has horizontal black stitching inside the covered bridge, while the S-2b has vertical stitching.

The S-2a has a tighter, wider stitched border than the S-2b. The border on the S-2a is the same as the border on the SA-1.

The Fleur-De-Lis on the S-2a is fatter and fuzzier then the more well defined S-2b.

Swatara, Minqua, Wunita Gokhos Patches

A close-up comparison of the "Olive" hills of the Swatara S-1a and the "Light Olive" hills of the Swatara S-1b.

A close-up comparison of the flat-rolled edge of the Minqua P-1a (on left) and the round-rolled edge of the Minqua P-1b (on right).

A close-up comparison of the Wunita Gokhos X-1 and X-2. The X-1 patch has horizontal blue stitching in the sky, while the X-2 patch has vertical blue stitching in the sky. The X-1 also uses lighter shades of brown than the X-2.

The dark yellow Wunita Gokhos S-14a next to the light yellow of the S-14b.