Search Results: Boy Scouts from Foundling Books

Chicago, IL: Rand Mcnally. VG/P. 1952. Not First Edition. Hardcover. Price clipped DJ with chips, tears, small pieces missing, rubbed, soiled. Corners of book bumped. ; Illustrated DJ, olive green cloth boards, light green lettering and decoration on spine and front board. Full page color illustration on frontispiece. A very clean and bright copy. ; B&W Illustrations; Small 4to; 180 pages; The 1958 edition, originally published 1952. A comprehensive, alphabetically arranged book about Boy Scouts for children. Covers Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers, and was authorized by the Boy Scouts of America. .

Salem, OR: Private Printing. F/NONE. 1990. Second Revised Edition. Softcover. 8 and one half inches x 11" in wraps. ; Small 4to; 183 pages; A comprehensive annotated bibliography of Boy Scout literature. It includes bibliographies of the founders including Lord Baden Powell, Dan Beard, W. D. Boyce, Frank Cheley, James I. Crump, William "Green Bar Bill" Hillcourt, Ernest Thompson Seton, and James West. All of the official BSA publications are listed with very useful information about editions, printings, and number of copies (when known) . Boy Scout fiction authors and books are also included, as well as unofficial, related works, and a number of reference books for collectors of Scouting memorabilia, especially patches. This is an indispensable reference book for researchers, collectors, and those with even a casual interest in Boy Scout literature. .

Sarasota, FL: Scout Memorabilia. F/NONE. 1979. Reprint. Stapled wraps. New, unused copy. No flaws. ; A newsletter reprint (revised) of a 1973 article, printed on white paper. Pages are 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches. Includes 1 page of photos of these 3 founders of Boy Scouting. Includes a list of sources for the information. Both books and magazine articles are included in the listings. ; B&W Photographs; ; 8 pages; This reprinted article from the 1973 newsletter provides the basic information regarding collecting the popular writings of the 3 primary founders of the Boy Scouts of America. This is more of a list of published materials, rather than complete bibliographical information, but very useful, nonetheless. .

New York: Boy Scouts of America. VG/NONE. 1932. First Edition. Softcover; First Printing. Some spine and edgewear, pages foxed, succession of previous owners' names scratched out on title page which has 2 inch tear from head of hinge, but rest is still attached. Diagonal crease at top corner of rear cover. Yellow lettering on front cover a little faded. Lower corner of front cover as well as pages very slightly curled. ; Navy blue leatherette wraps with yellow lettering and decoration. Blue printing on pages, including photos and drawings. Last page is a one page index. ; 16mo; 154 pages; Title page states First Denbook, First Imprint. This is the 1st edition, other than the proof edition (Fisk and Bearce, Collecting Scouting Literature, 2nd Rev. Ed. , p.155 ) . The first handbook for Boy Scouts to use as guide for serving as Den Chiefs for a Cub Scout Den. Up to this point, Cub Scouting had been an experimental program for younger boys not yet old enough to join a Boy Scout Troop.… Read More

New Brunswick, NJ: Boy Scouts of America. VG/NONE. 1948. Not First Edition. Softcover. Very light soiling to wraps, top corner of front cover with diagonal crease, small amount of wear to spine, previous owner's information pencilled on forms printed on front endpapers. ; Very stiff soft covers, book is very clean and bright. Nice copy. ; 16mo; 176 pages; Handbook for Boy Scouts serving in the leadership position of Den Chief for a Cub Scout Den. Programs, activities, games, and other ideas for Den meetings. .

Sarasota, FL: Scout Memorabilia. F/NONE. 1981. Reprint. Stapled wraps. New, unused copy. No flaws. ; A newsletter reprint of a 1981 article, printed on blue paper. Pages are 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches. Includes 2 pages of photos of books. Includes complete checklist of 76 titles in this popular Boy Scout series. ; ; 8 pages; This reprinted article from the 1981 newsletter provides the basic information regarding collecting the popular, official Boy Scouts of Amerca literature series known as the Every Boy's Library. .

New York: Boy Scouts of America. VG/NONE. 1947. Revised Edition. Hardcover; First Printing. Spine ends crimped and worn, covers lightly soiled, faded, corners bumped, previous owner's name on ffep, pencilled notes to front endpapers and a few of the pages. ; Red leatherette covered boards, gold stamped lettering to spine and front. ; 8vo; 175 pages; The August, 1947 first revised edition of the 1941 book, by the Staff of the Division of Personnel. A comprehensive guide for Scouting Professionals, with sample forms, meeting plans, leadership skills, community and sponsor relationships, training, etc. Includes a contemporaneous reading list and index. .

Champaign, IL: Garrard Publishing Company. VG+/NONE. 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. Minimal ex lib faults, spine ends crimped, lower corners bumped, some very light soiling to rear board.. ; Illustrated boards, many illustrations throughout, color and black & white photos, drawings. Binding nice and tight, clean and bright as are contents. ; Ex-Lib; 8vo; 96 pages; A history of the Boy Scouts for younger readers. .