- OA. - OA. - - This is an Order Of The Arrow, OA, patch. The Order Of The Arrow, OA, is the Honor Camping Society Of The Boy Scouts Of America, BSA, B.S.A., and this item was produced to be worn on the Scouting Uniform.The Order Of The Arrow, OA, was Originally known as the Wimachtendienk, and was formed into Lodges by Name and Number and Originally Met Nationally at Grand Meetings what we now Call NOACs.
- This is an Order Of The Arrow, OA, Patch. The Order Of The Arrow, OA, Is the Honor Camping Society Of
The Boy Scouts Of America, BSA, B. S. A,. and This Item Was Produced To Be Worn On The Scouting Uniform.
The Order Of The Arrow Was Originally Know As The Wimachtendienk, and Was Formed Into Lodges By
Name AND Number, and Originally Met Nationally At Grand Meetings, What We Now Call NOAC's. We
Are To Observe, and Preserve The Traditions ( Lodge Numbers ), Of The Order Of The Arrow Upon Our Honor.
OA Mikano Lodge 231 S-5b 1970s,80s, LONGER,CD Flap,8,636 Kanwa Tho, Milwaukee,WI, Blue, BLU, Rolled
Edge, R/E, Border, Bdr, On This Flap Patch. This Patch Has A Plastic Back, PB, and Swiss Loom Embroidery. 
THIS FLAP PATCH IS CRISP, PERFECT!          PLEASE SEE FRONT AND BACK PICTURES ABOVE!
Red, RED, Lettering, " Mikano 231, Milwaukee, W W W  ", Outlined Scout Sign, SS, FDL, On Turtle's Shell, and 
Sun In The Sky. White, WHT, Inner Border On This Flap, and Clouds In The Sky. Green, GRN, Turtle Shell and
Body Details. Blue, BLU, Outlines and Details On Turtle Shell, Tail, Head and Legs. Blue, BLU, Rolled Edge, R/E,
Border, Bdr, On This Flap Patch. Multicolor, M/C, Solid Embroidered Background, Bgkd. Blue, BLU, Vertical, VER,
Stitched Top, and Middle Sky. Darker Yellow, YEL, Horizontal, HOR, Stitched Swiss Embroidered Sky and Foreground.
THIS IS THE LONGER SLIGHTLY DARKER YELLOW VERSION OF THIS FLAP, WITH 15 MM FDL!!
This Flap Measures LARGER AT 53 x 119 mm, With Square Top Corners, and Rounded Bottom Corners.
This Flap Was Standard For Lodge 231 Mikano Members In 1970's, 1980's, and Was For Wear On The Flap
Of The BSA Scout Uniform Above The Activities Pocket.  THIS VERSION OF THIS FLAP HAS THE BORDER
OVER LAP ON THE BACK IN THE UPPER RIGHT WHEN YOU LOOK AT IT STRAIGHT ON.
John Pannell's oaimages Website, OAI, Lodge 231 Mikano, S-5b THERE ARE ALSO SIMILAR LOOKING
VERSIONS OF THIS SAME PATCH DESIGN THAT MEASURE SHORTER, OR HAVE DIFFERENT STITCH
PATTERNS, LIGHTER OR DARKER YELLOW, AND DIFFERENT BORDER OVERLAPS ON THE BACK.
YES, WE HAD ANOTHER ONE AVAILABLE !!


- Milwaukee County Council  # 629, (1915 - 2012 ), Milwaukee, Wisconsin,WI.
Home of OA Lodge 231 Mikano, which Chartered in 1943 with the Turtle Shaped Indian Mound at Camp IMR,
as the Lodge Totem.
The Camps Serving OA Lodge 231 Mikano, and Milwaukee County Council  # 629, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,WI,
Were/Are: Camp Robert Baird, Indian Mound Scout Reservation, Camp Demaner, Camp Lefeber, Camp Doerr,
Camp Journal, Lefeber Northwoods Camps, Camp James Neidhoefer, Camp Ojibwa, Camp Lazynski, and Camp
 Arthur Davidson.

- Southeast Wisconsin Council, # 634, ( 1972 - 2012 ), Racine, Wisconsin, WI.  Home Of  Order Of  The Arrow, OA
Lodge 8 Mascoutens which Chartered in 1972, with the Beaver as the Lodge Totem.
Camps That served OA Lodge 8 Mascoutens and Southeast Wisconsin Council, # 634, ( 1972 - 2012 ), Racine, Wisconsin,
WI, have included: Camp Ka - Ha - Gon, Camp Oh - Da - Ko - Ta, and  Robert S. Lyle Scout Reservation.

- In November 2012, Southeast Wisconsin Council, # 634, ( 1972 - 2012 ), Racine, Wisconsin, WI, and OA Lodge 8
Mascoutens, Merged With Milwaukee County Council  # 629, ( 1915 - 2012 ), Milwaukee, Wisconsin,WI, and OA
Lodge 231 Mikano, To Form The NEW Three Harbors Council, # 636, ( 2012 - Active ), Milwaukee, Wisconsin,WI, and
The NEW OA Lodge 636 Kanwa Tho, With The Potawatomie Indian Panther As The Lodge Totem. The Lodge Originally
Formed With The Name " Kanwa - Tho ", But Later Found This Name To Be Inaccurate, and Took The Dash Out Of The
Lodge Name.

- OA Lodge 8 Mascoutens and Southeast Wisconsin Council, # 634, ( 1972 - 2012 ), Racine, Wisconsin, WI, was formed in
1972 From a Merger Of OA Lodges 153 Oh - Da - Ko - Ta, Kenosha County Council # 623, ( 1929 - 1961), and
Kenosha Council # 623, ( 1961 - 1972 ),  Kenosha, Wisconsin, WI, and OA Lodge 524 Chippecotton, Racine Council # 631,
( 1917 - 1928), and Racine County Council # 631, ( 1928 - 1972), Racine, Wisconsin, WI. 

- Racine Council # 631, ( 1917 - 1928), and Racine County Council # 631, ( 1928 - 1972), Racine, Wisconsin, WI. 
Home of  OA Lodge 524 Chippecotton, which Chartered in 1957, with the Chipmonk as the Lodge Totem.
Camps Serving OA Lodge 524 Chippecotton, and Racine County Council # 631, ( 1928 - 1972), Racine, Wisconsin, WI,
Included: Racine Scout Camps, Camp Pheasant Lake, Camp Chippecotton, and Robert S. Lyle Scout Reservation.

- Kenosha County Council, # 623, ( 1929 - 1972 ), Kenosha, Wisconsin, WI. Home Of Order Of The Arrow,
OA Lodge 153 Oh - Da - Ko - Ta, Which Chartered In 1939, With The Acorn and Oak Leaf As The Lodge Totem.
The Camp Serving Kenosha County Council, # 623, ( 1929 - 1972 ), Kenosha, Wisconsin, WI, and OA Lodge 153
Oh Da Ko Ta, Was Camp Oh - Da - Ko - Ta.