Scouting

Round patch for Foxfire House, Echo Trail Girl Scout Camp PLGSC in Harrisburg, PA. 3 in. diameter, looks unused, no condition problems. Great stocking stuffer! Free US first class mail shipping!

A Merry Scout Copyright 1922 illustrated by Edna Payson Brett. Wonderful colored sketched. A He didn't belong to any patrol- he wasn't a real scout at all, ut t wasn't Davys fault. He was only nine and a half you see and that meant two years and six months of waiting- oh such long waiting it seemed to Davy- before he could wear the coveted arrow head badge of the tenderfoot.......ETC SHI$8 Boy Scouts

Vintage 1955 Girl Scouts paper items, including a insignia placement pamphlet (looks later than 1950s to me), 2 unused Camp Trefoil application cards 1955, 1 pamphlet for 1955 Camp Trefoil Butler Area (PA) Girl Scout Council. No condition problems. Great for gift-giving! Free US first class mail shipping!

1945 printing, Girl Scout Handbook, hardbound, for the intermediate program. Binding is partially loose, normal aging and usage wear, looks intact though there may be a front page missing. Small amount of writing. Interesting to see how much things have changed since then!

Great vintage flask, ment for a fisherman, showing lovely picture of a men fishing, it is made from glass and wraped with what it seems leather, advertising fishing at RAINY RIVER CANADA, Flask inside is nice and clean and ready to use,Measuring about 5 1/2 inches.

This is a great old piece of history. It is a board to keep track of your den's badge count. It has some water damage to the left side but the badge area is still very readable. It was designed by Remington Schuyler. Mr. Schuyler designed for Boy's Life and the Boy Scout hand book as well as being a famous western artist. He was known for his pulp illustrations . He passes away in 1955. What a piece of art as well as history.

A Boy Scout figurine in a sitting, leaning on hands position. Measures 2.5 in. tall and 2.5 in. long. This figurine should be from the '50's era. I have been told that this figurine was used to decorate a cake used in a Scout celebration, awards etc. I have been unable to find any information online. No chips, etc. Label still attached.

This is a collection of 8 coins that you received for attendance at the Boy Scout Jamboree. All displayed in a lucite box that measures 7 x 5.5 in. The dates on the coins are 1937, 1950, 1953, 1957, 1960, 1964, 1973, 1977. The box has a wood base and will display well. The lucite case does have a crack that will not detract from the display as it may be shown from either side.

This fine vintage advertisement for a 1929 ad for Ride A Bike is in very good condition but is slightly yellowed. This vintage Bicycle magazine ad measures approx. 10 1/2 x 14 . This vintage Bike Magazine Advertisement is suitable for framing. This vintage Ride A Bike magazine ad depicts Boy Scouts on a hike.

Webelos ribbon with 11 different tacks. Horse head, canoe, flag, jumping figure,hammer, goose, baseball, car, swimming, fir tree and a smiley figure.

This fine dual ad is in good condition but has some slight tears and measures approx. 10 x 14 . The Nucoa Margarine ad depicts a family together. The Kre-mel Dessert ad depicts Marie The Quaint Wistful Dionne Quint.

This fine ad is in near mint condition and measures approx. 4 1/4 x 11 3/4 . This ad depicts a boy with a boy scout hat on and he says Now my breakfast is just like dads!

This cardstock original card was locate din an early Connecticut estate. It measures: 2 1/8 x 3 3/4 . It was originally pasted into a scrap book so there is residue on the back. Has a center crease. From Stratford, Conn.

This is the Summer, 1962 issue of EXPLORER PROGRAM QUARTERLY, a magazine for leaders of Explorer posts of the Boy Scouts of America. Included are Suggested Summer Activities for Explorers, including: June: Be an Astronaut (fitness standards and practice); Dad-and-Son Golf (driving contest, pitch and putt, bingo golf, hole in one, approach and putting contest and one ball); and Fiesta (atmosphere, recipes, costumes for outdoor post party). July: Mixed Teams Tournament (choosing partners, conducting the contests, setting up activities, supper); Fishing and Outboard Safety (preparation, cast off, rules of the road, fishing safety, rescues); Stones and Bones (exploring geological history of area). August: Family Camping Demo (planning, packing and transportation, living and sleeping area, cooking and eating area, lengthy equipment list); Trail Survey (facilities, special features, hazards, time schedule, reports); Sponsorsville (projects to thank post sponsors). There's an article, too, for representatives to the FIRST National Explorer Delegate Conference in Michigan. Another describes trips, projects of local posts; with a final article detailing the planning and implementation of a post vocational exposition. The back cover advertises books for Scouting projects and programs; the inside back cover has ads for tents. The magazine is in EXCELLENT condition with no apparent defects. (3947)