borman

This reproduction was made by A-B Emblem in conjunction with Gene Dorr as a series of historically accurate crew patch reproductions. 

This patch was produced by CrewPatches.com in 2010 by A-B Emblem and faithfully reproduces the crew souvenir version. 

This is the version of the patch as worn by the crew. Unknown maker. 

This Apollo 8 patch is part of a set of modern reproduction Apollo patches produced by Cape Kennedy Medals.  It is distinct in the use of non-serifed fonts in the crew member names.

The Swissartex version is virtually identical to the A-B Emblem version.

Modern reproduction of original concept artwork for Apollo 8 by Al Stevens

This variation has a maroon border.

Collected as a set with other 3" Mercury and Gemini patches. This set of patches, while at first glance appear to be regular A-B Emblem 3" souvenir versions, actually have some distinct oddities that set them apart. They all have cheesecloth backs.

Apollo 8 3" patch. This patch is unique in the stitching of the moon with an odd secondary crescent. Additionally, the names aren't as spread out along the flight path as other 3" Apollo 8 patches where the "B" in Borman and "S" in Anders are almost horizontal. Additionally, unlike most other 3" versions, this one is fully embroidered where others are twill.

This patch was collected in a set of other 3" patches, also dissimilar from "original" A-B Emblem issues. 

I am going to tag this collection with the "apollounk2" tag. Leading candidate is Cape Kennedy Medals based on the Apollo 17 patch in this set being a CKM patch.

This patch is a member of a set of Apollo patches that, while closely resemble A-B Emblem's 3" set, have several identifiable differences that set them apart. Plain packaging that says "Swiss Embroidered Emblem" for $0.98.

Similar to the A-B version but can be identified by the two colors of shading on the right side of the earth.
4"

Common souvenir version. 

This is a quality reproduction patch, that features a distinct silver flame on the torch. 

Common souvenir version.

This patch matches the crew-worn patch. It lacks the names of the astronauts that is common to souvenir versions.
Eagle One Aerospace version, can be identified by the point at the tip of the capsule. 

This variation of the Gemini 7 patch features the words 'Gemini Seven'. Flown on board, but ony issued to crew and NASA staff. 

This patch, probably unofficial, was for the backup crew of Gemini 7.

This is a prototype (reproduction) of a patch designed by Jim Lovell, later rejected and replaced with the current design.