The 1950 Lancaster County Council JSP, better know as the Lancaster T-1, The T-1a with coarse twill left, and the T-1b with no twill.

The comparison on the left shows my 2 patches, the comparison on the right shows the same two varieties from another collection.

The 1950 Conestoga Wagoneers and Pennsylvania Riflemen Pocket Patches

The National Issue felt Conestoga Wagon Patrol Patches, used by the Conestoga Wagoneers, and the custom Patrol Patch used by the Pennsylvania Riflemen.

The 1950 Jamboree postcard showing the Troops gateway, sporting the Conestoga Wagoneers and Pennsylvania Riflemen's logos. Notice the wagon in the background, and the chicken corn soup pot.

The 1953 Lancaster County Council JSP

Press release photo of the Lancaster County Contingent at the 1964 National Scout Jamboree with the caption: "Soup's On" At Boy Scout Jamboree. Pennsylvania area boys turn chef during the Sixth National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge State Park, Pa., July 17th through 23rd. Cook's duties are rotated among 50,000 scouts from 50 states and 30 foreign countries. Canned soup, a favorite of the young chefs because it eases up preparation and cooking time of chowders and stews, appears on the menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Gathered around the soup chef are from left: Denny Meber, Lancaster, Pa., Arnold Gautz, Lancaster, Pa., Bill Wolf, Lancaster, Pa., Dow Showers, Lititz, Pa., and Garty Coleman, Lancaster, Pa.

1937 Jamboree Wildcat Patrol Book from Lebanon, PA Troop 2 dated June 26 to July 9. The patrol was formed on June 12, 1937 and did their shake-down weekend on June 19 and 20. The eight members were: Eagle Scout Robert Greeley, Patrol Leader (replaced Robert Rapp), 1st Class Scout Richard Royer, APL, 2nd Class Scout Jack Campbell, Scribe, 2nd Class Scout Jack Baker, 2nd Class Scout James Karsnitz, 2nd Class Scout William Price, Tenderfoot Scout Israel Wertz, and 2nd Class Scout Stephen Kramerich. The SPL was Robert Rapp, The ASMs were Robert Greeley, Sterling Shirk, and Paul Kettering. The Scoutmaster was Richard Knoll. Other Patrols were: Eagle Patrol (PL Robert Alwein), Wolf Patrol (PL Richard Lux), and the Raven Patrol (PL Richard Daub).