PATCHES
2026 District of Utah patch Symbol Arts design artwork. In the foreground is Delicate Arch, located in Arches National Park, which represents the southern part of the district. The Wasatch Mountain Range in the background, represents the northern part of the district. Designed by SUSPO. Donation courtesy of a USPO. Production of 150, 3.82” X 4.5” patches.
2026 Stitched patch.
Southern District of West Virginia 4" woven, hook and loop backed patch manufactured by Imprint.com. Of this size 50 were made. Donation courtesy Assistant Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
NEW District of Alaska 3” patch. Image donated by USPO in the Eastern District of Washington. No reference to U.S. Probation. Research ongoing.
NEW 2026 District of New Hampshire 3 1/2” woven patch. Donated by DCUSPO and USPO. Designed by a now former USPO approximately 2021 on an estimated quantity of 50 pieces. Research ongoing. If you designed this patch, please email the Museum with the particulars.
NEW 2026 District of New Hampshire 4” x 2 1/8” patch. Made by Ghost Patch. Donated by DCUSPO and USPO who designed the patch. State shape patches are their own popular collectable category. Research ongoing.
NEW 2026 From the most prolific producer of symbols and emblems, the District of Hawaii. This 4” patch is hook-and-loop fastener backed PVC patch. The patch is very three dimensional. The center seal of the badge is twice as high as the border. Production of 50 patches.
NEW 2026 but marked 2025. Thin blue line King Kamehameha PVC hook-and-loop fastener backed patch. “Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ‘Āina i ka Pono,” is the motto of Hawaii. Translated to mean: “The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness.” Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 50, 4” patches.
NEW 2026 New District of Hawaii seal. Kūlia i ka nu'u E hele me ka pu’olo is the District vision statement meaning to always strive to reach the summit and to make every person place or condition better than before. Notice the correct Hawaiian-language spelling of Hawai‘i. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 150, 4” patches.
Get yours! The first and only credential patch. Leather look PVC based on a 1966 credential. After an approved donation, you will receive a Museum CRED patch. This offer is valid while supplies last and only one patch per person.