Very cool!! I especially like the Venture and Eagle medals! It’s cool that you used to be able to engrave them wow -your #1 fan

The William Hillcourt Museum at Camp Woodland, Longhouse Council, has a panoramic picture of the entire American contingent to the 1929 World Jamboree on display.

I earned Atomic Energy in the early 90s. My daughter is working on Nuclear Science. The older Atomic Energy is a better looking badge.

This looks so relaxing and fun to sort.

That painted troop signage is really cool.

I've enjoyed the segments with Ryan Losonsky. I hope to see some of his displays at a future Trade O-Ree

Corn farming and gardening both featuring corn is a lot of corn on a sash.

I'm a huge fan of neckerchief slides, especially the scout carved ones. 24:56 I'm currently wearing a set inherited from a life long scouter.

I like the sounds of how you are recycling the modern scout uniforms. I am a leader of a troop that has high poverty rates and having a clothes closet they can pull uniforms out of is helpful. We rotate outgrown shirts and no longer used shirts back into the closet. Scouts keep the patches they earned along the way.

My daughter has been to three Eagle Ceremonies recently. One had the scout's career of patches in a frame. Another had science fair trifolds (brother and sister were reaching Eagle together). My daughter has been thinking of how to best display her patches in her room, at a ceremony, and beyond. She's leaning toward a tapestry display with patches sewn on. There are lots of great ways to display patches to help tell the story of a scout or a region.

I like the spoof patches. I recently bought a Gieco pocket flap with giant eyeballs because I thought it was funny. I'm adding spoof merit badges to the back of my wife's leader handbook cover

Think your great keep doing your thing please try to make a video on the sea scouts uniform

I'm Robert Moore, I helped you with the throwback store :)

I still need to pick up 400 merged and current councils. My CSP video got 15 views! There are no others except yours and mine that I can find.

Hi, I was in Troop 294 from 1963-1966. The second photo shows my friend back then Ed Elsie in front. The guy with the glasses on the right, last name is Skornik, his brother Dana on the left, I think 1964. That might be Eds house. It was about 4 blocks from me. Dang, I should have kept my uniform!

I didn't go to the 60 Jamboree but was in the covered Wagon council

I will definately be in touch, Jason. I have four boxes of Scouting items I need to find new homes for. No mugs, but lots of loose patches and TAC items!

This is cool to see! I was a 90s STL scout, and the camps, lodge, trails, etc are still familiar.

Can you make a video on Canadian scouts uniform

Keep making videos

You were the one who got me collecting

Hey love your videos think you're great I'm in the Canadian sea scouts Your amazing

Where did you get that wallpaper? I like it alot. That German trench knife would make a great kitchen knife.

I don't know too much about knives, but at least now I know who I can ask if I have questions!!! You're a pro!!! 😊

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Beautiful blanket 😍 So cool to see you call out my home lodge- Topa Topa!

Always fun seeing your new discoveries!

Love your channel

I don't have that many, but I have quite a few. 75? Not counted.

Where can I sell patches mid 70's up to Eagle Scout

Porsche has three IS flaps ordeal, brotherhood and vigal

Beware of the giant scout who lurks over gm_bigcity…

This was the golden age of scouting. The midnight creeper sneaking into tents late at night.

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The scout collection

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hi you familiar with BOY SCOUT OF NIPPON 1922 1997? cause i have 1 it's neckerchief btw

I'm his niece and that was so neat to learn some of the history of the Boy Scouts. This is my first time seeing the jacket. I had no idea he had it. I've seen the medals and he was so proud of them and his achievement. Thank You!!!!

those square Eagle Scout badges go for around $50 - 80 per patch...and he sent you a pile...something does not sound right...get those patches checked out for authenticity...if they ARE real, you got REAL BLESSED !!!

I am teaching The Collections MB tomorrow. Morning and afternoon with 20 students each.

I went to a Scout Trade- O- Ree a week ago in Newport News, Virginia...it seemed there was more business between the traders than the very few visitors,,very disappointed....Good items, just not enough "regular" people...%99 traders...Is this a normal "thing' ?

I remember back in the late 1970s into the early 1990s , pins were a big "thing"...any event had a patch ,cup , and a pin or two...later in life , I gave most of my pins away as mini awards and "atta-boys "....I was not a collector /trader..just a District / Troop level volunteer...it was fun...KIS-MIF !!!!

You should build a company just manufacturing the whole display so folks, not just scouters, but anyone who wants ready made displays.

My friends old house went to estate sale and lots of 80's scout stuff. They were both Eagle. I was not able to get a lot of it because 25c items were $5 and so on but people were still buying it. I'm so glad they did $10 a bag at the end of the2 weekend sale getting one of the brothers scrap books (even some group pics with me!) and some patches. Everything was there, cub stuff, Jambo stuff, cups, T-shirts, EXCEPT OA flaps and their uniforms. They wanted $75 (not $7.50) for an 80's Cub Scout uni! I think it sold on 1/2 off day.

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the issue with Scouting memorabilia is the "hunger" of the market for a certain type of Scouting item...I have seen a item "hang on the E-Bay sale list " for three years before the item was sold...at a steep discount...just to get rid of it..The $100+ prices are meaningless except for select collectors...not for the every-day former Scout / Scouter....

Henry that’s cool I have been very slowly getting people to follow me here it’s a small niche but the one I love.