1960s US Boy Scouts Commemorative Patch 1965 Maine Rare Vintage This is an official commemorative patch from the "CARIBOU SCOUTACULAR," a historic large-scale exposition held in 1965 in the Caribou district of Maine, USA. "Caribou Scoutacular" is a portmanteau of "Scout" and "Spectacular," referring to a large-scale scout exposition (scout show). This event, held in the Caribou district of northern Maine in 1965, was the largest festival to showcase scouting activities to local residents. "BREAKTHROUGH FOR YOUTH" was the name of a nationwide project launched by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) across the United States from 1965 to 1967. As the "face" of this campaign, the American national painter Norman Rockwell created official posters and calendar illustrations. In particular, the masterpiece "Breakthrough for Freedom" from 1967 is known as a work that symbolizes the spirit of this campaign. In the center, the symbol of northern Maine, "Caribou (reindeer)," is powerfully embroidered. This is a limited-edition design specially produced by the Caribou branch of the Pine Tree Council, which oversees this district, for the 1965 scout show. Please assess the condition from the images. #60s #BoyScouts #BSA #Vintage #Wappen (Patch) #1965 #MadeInUSA #Embroidery #Maine #AmericasCasual #Military #NormanRockwell #Antique #CollectorsItem