1970s Boy Scouts 60th Anniversary Commemorative Patches - Rare Minnesota BSA This is a set of two extremely rare vintage patches from the 1970s, used by Boy Scouts in the United States. When placed together, the design forms a diamond shape. The top patch is a commemorative patch from the "FUN FAIR" held in 1970 by the Indianhead Council, based in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA. The event that year had a circus theme, so it features a very unusual embroidered clown. The bottom patch commemorates the 60th anniversary (1970) of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910. It depicts the "fleur-de-lis," a universal symbol of scouting. The name "Indianhead Council" comes from the famous rock formation on the St. Croix River in Minnesota. As the organization no longer exists due to restructuring, these patches are valuable collector's items as historical artifacts. These are vintage items from over 50 years ago, so they have a certain aged look. Please check the photos for the condition. #70s #BoyScouts #BSA #AmericanGoods #Vintage #Patches #Patch #Minnesota #VintageClothing #Military #Outdoor #Camping #Collector #Embroidery #1970s #ScoutShow