Miscellaneous

This 2.75" patch represents all of the Philmont Museums- NSM, Villa Philmonte, Rayado and the Chase Ranch

3" Diameter National Scouting Musuem patch

Leather patch from Half Full design depicts a mule deer with the Zia. Measures 3"x 3" on brown leather with light blue detail. Can be sown or heat pressed to caps, jackets, or backpacks.

Leather patch from Half Full design depicts a black bear with the Zia. Measures 3"x 2" on brown leather with light blue detail. Can be sown or heat pressed to caps, jackets, or backpacks.

Leather patch from Half Full design depicts the New Mexico state bird, the Roadrunner, with the Zia. Measures 2"x 3 1/4" on brown leather with light blue detail. Can be sown or heat pressed to caps, jackets, or backpacks.

Leather patch from Half Full design depicts a Zia with a heart in the center. Measures 3"x 3" on brown leather with light blue detail. Can be sown or heat pressed to caps, jackets, or backpacks.

Established in 1869, the Chase Ranch was successfully owned and operated by the Chase Family for 143 years. Philmont Scout Ranch has the responsibility of managing the Chase Ranch, including transformation of the main ranch house and grounds...

Covered Wagon patch representing the Kit Carson Museum at Rayado. Rayado was founded by Lucien Maxwell in 1848 at the end of the Mexican-American War as the first plains settlement in New Mexico east of the mountain valleys of the Sangre de Cristo...

This embroidered small sticker is great for any Philmont lover. Measuring 2"x1.5" this sticker can fit almost anywhere. *Not an offical Philmont Arrowhead patch

The Villa Philmonte was the summer home of Waite and Genevieve Phillips. It was constructed in the Spanish Mediterranean style from 1926 to 1927 and it is 28,400 square feet in size. The Villa Philmonte is a house museum today.

This poster showcases a 1914 BSA billboard found in an old building.  The dimensions are 24" x 36" and makes a fantastic edition to a Troop or Pack meeting room.

The Black Wolf of the Currumpaw” oil painting (1894). One of the most detailed and captivating oil paintings produced by Seton shortly after Lobo was trapped on January 31, 1894. The detail Seton put into this painting exemplifies Seton’s interest in...