Material: Cloth.
Size: 47 x 47 mm.
Description: The image illustrates an official West Yorkshire Scout County Badge worn by members of the UK Scout Association. The central design displays a beautifully machine-embroidered White Rose of York, detailed with multiple layers of white stitching and accented by distinct golden-yellow sepals and a central seed cluster. Curving cleanly above the flower is the word "West," while "Yorkshire" balances the composition along the lower arc, both embroidered in matching golden-yellow thread.
Circa: Mid-20th Century
Notes:
The white rose is a long-standing emblem of Yorkshire and gives this Scout district badge a strong local identity. Like other district cloth badges, it served as a visible link between the wearer and their Scouting area.