Rare 1966 Boy Scout Patch 60s Clown Minnesota Vintage This is an official vintage patch from the "Indianhead Council Boy Scout Fun Fair" held in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA in 1966. The "Indianhead Council" that issued this patch is a very historic organization founded in 1910. Its name was derived from the shape of the river that flows along the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin, which resembles the profile of a Native American. Since the name was dissolved in 2005 due to a merger, patches bearing this name have become rare collector's items. The "Fun Fair" held in 1966 was a large-scale carnival-style event that invited local residents. The clown depicted in the center symbolizes the pop and playful American culture of the 1960s, which is different from the rigid image of the Boy Scouts. The clown's hat is embroidered with the Boy Scout's official emblem, the "Fleur-de-lis (lily emblem)." The design features striking tricolor colors of red, white, and blue. As this is an old item from about 60 years ago, please check the texture of the embroidery and the condition of the back in the images. This is a one-of-a-kind item that conveys history. #60s #1960s #BoyScouts #BSA #AmericanVintage #VintageGoods #Patch #EmbroideredPatch #Minnesota #AmericasCasual #Clown #SetagayaBase #CollectorsItem #Advertising #Original