Camp Wauwepex/Schiff Scout Reservation Patches
1927-1969

Here are the earliest Wauwepex patches, up through 1969. Links to the later years are at the bottom of this page. 

The earliest Camp Wauwepex patches were made of felt and shaped like a teepee. They had a CW for the camp and a number. You earned one of these patches by completing a Scoutcraft skill test. You would then get a patch with a "2" for your second test, then a "3" and so on. Some versions had the CW and number flocked on, others used embroidered letters and numbers.	WANTED	#40
The first fully embroidered patch was issued in 1952. The shape represents an upside-down acorn.	No year listed - 1952	1953
1954	1955	1956
1957 - Issued for the Area 2A Conclave of the Order of the Arrow	A new design was introduced in 1957, and was used at both Wauwepex and Onteora.
	1957	1958
1959 saw the introduction of the now classic teepee design, which is now being used once again at Onteora.
1959	1960	1961
1962	1963	1964
1965	1966	1967 This patch was a joint issue for Onteora and Wauwepex.
From this point on Wauwepex and Onteora used separate designs.	1968	1969

Ready for more patches? Pick one of the links below.
1970-Today Wauwepex patches
Wauwepex Cub Scout patches
Onteora patches
Nassau County/Theodore Roosevelt Council patches

You can also just head back to the main Wauwepex page or the main Onteora page.

Please let me know if you have any patches or neckerchiefs for sale or for trade!! Otherwise, you can visit the Onteora patch page, the Nassau County/Theodore Roosevelt Council patch page or head back to the main Onteora page.

My sincere thanks to Art Noble for the donation of several patches for use on this site.