WWII Camp Fire Girls Victory Garden Shoulder Patch Still on Work Shirt Material

This is a World War II Camp Fire Girls "victory garden" shoulder patch. Founded in 1910 in New England, the Camp Fire Girls were the original sister organization to the Boy Scout of America. The shield-shaped patch is still attached to a blue work shirt material. The design is a large V with a house-like structure and two stars beneath it.

Circa World War II.

About 3-9/16" in height and 2-7/8" in width.

Wool felt embroidered in cotton/silk threads, and is still attached to a cotton work shirt material.

To be sewn onto garment.

None.

This is from a scouting collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. MAJL98 LFEX9/13 SeVIJX02/28/21

8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The patch shows some light wear.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.