The Pennsylvania Dutch SA-1, SA-3, 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.

The Pennsylvania Dutch S-4a and S-4b, High Adventure Treks CSP, yellow border general sale, orange border participant issue.

The Pennsylvania Dutch Council, Lebanon County Eagle Scout Society 2003 CSP commemorating the Old Salem Church, and the 2005 CSP commemorating the Union Canal.

The Pennsylvania Dutch 2003 "Timeless Values" CSP. The patch was acquired by donating $200.00 to the "Timeless Values" Capital Campaign. There were on 75 of these patches made.

Pennsylvania Dutch "Gathering of Eagles" CSP

The first Pennsylvania Dutch Council "Gathering of Eagle" held at the J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation on Saturday, July 14th, 2007.

Pennsylvania Dutch Council FOS CSP Series

Starting in 2002 with the "Trustworthy" patch, the series will follow the 12 points of the Scout Law and will depict a scene from both Lancaster and Lebanon Counties. There are only 300 of each patch made. The patches are purchased by making a donation to the Council's FOS fund for the price is takes to put one boy through Scouting per year. In 2002-2004 it was $125, 2005-2006 it was $135, and in 2007 it is $143. It was raised to $162 in 2009.

2002 "Trustworthy" designed after the current CSP.

2003 "Loyal" designed with the Lancaster County's J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation Camp Sign and Lebanon County's Bashore Scout Reservation Scout Sign.

2004 "Helpful" designed with the Conestoga Wagon, manufactured in Lancaster County, and a Civil War cannon manufactured in Lebanon County.

2005 "Friendly" designed with the Lancaster City Seal and Lebanon City Seal.

2006 "Courteous" designed by Scouter Ken Roth, featuring the Strasburg Railroad from Lancaster County and the Union Canal from Lebanon County.

2007 "Kind"

2008 "Obedient"