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Chapter XVII: Appendix: Boy Scout Equipment (1)

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As stated in the chapter on "Scoutcraft," for the convenience of boys who wish to secure uniforms or other equipment, the National Council has made arrangements with certain manufacturers to furnish such parts of the equipment as are most needed by boys. A number of these manufacturers have taken advertising space in this book and it is desired that in case goods are ordered as a result of their advertisement they be informed of the fact. Some of them have made arrangements for the distribution of material through Mr. Sigmund Eisner, of Red Bank, New Jersey, who has the contract for making the official uniforms.

It should be remembered at all times that the sole purpose of the National Council in entering into any arrangement whatever with manufacturers is to secure a low price on the very best material possible. The manufacturers have agreed to sell all the material listed in this book at a uniform price in all parts of the country. In case local dealers or agents for the National Outfitter ask a price different from that given in the price list herewith, National Headquarters should be notified.

Every effort is made to have all parts of the uniform and equipment available to scouts through local dealers. If such arrangements have not been made in your community, the National Headquarters will be glad to help in making such an arrangement. Many scout masters prefer to order uniforms and other supplies direct from National Headquarters. In order to cover the expense involved in handling these supplies, the manufacturers in some cases have agreed to allow National Headquarters the same trade discount allowed to local dealers. Trade through National Headquarters, if sufficiently large, will help to meet a part of the current expenses of the National Organization.

In this suggested list of equipment all articles marked with a star (*) may be secured either through a local dealer or by {360} ordering direct through National Headquarters in New York City.

Directions for Ordering

_Important_: When ordering supplies care should be taken to see that the exact amount of remittance is included with the order. If check is used add New York Exchange. Make checks and money orders payable to Boy Scouts of America. All orders received without the proper remittance will be shipped C. O. D., or held until remittance arrives.

* _Axe_: Any local hardware dealer can suggest quite a variety of good axes which may be used by the scout, but because of quality and price, the Boy Scout axe is suggested. Weight without handle, 12 oz. Made of one piece of solid steel--special temper, axe pattern hickory handle, missionized hand forged--non-rusting finish. Price 35 cents. Axe scabbard or shield, 25 cents extra.

_Bandanna or Neckerchief_: These are so common that every boy will recognize at once what is mean by a bandanna. The members of each patrol wear bandanas made in the colors of their patrol. These can be purchased at any local dry goods store at ten or fifteen cents each.

* _Belts_: Any good belt will meet the scout's needs. But for his convenience the belt illustrated herewith is suggested. Price 40 cents.

* _Breeches_: Standard material--belt guides--pockets--full pattern-legs laced below the knee, the lacing to be covered by stockings or leggings. Order by age according to following table: Boys' sizes: Price $1.00.

Age-size Waist Seat Inseam Calf Ankle 18 32 37 26 13-1/2 9-1/2 17 31 36-1/2 25-1/2 13-1/2 9 16 30 35 25 13 9 15 29 34 24-1/2 12-3/4 8-3/4 14 28 32-1/2 24 12-1/2 8-1/2 13 27 31 23 12-1/2 8-1/4 12 26-1/2 30-1/2 22 12 8-1/4

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Extra Sizes: Breeches above eighteen-year size will be made to order and will cost twenty-five cents more per garment.

Waist Seat Inseam Calf Ankle 1 32 38 27 13-1/2 9-1/2 2 33 39 27 13-3/4 9-3/4 3 34 40 28 14 9-3/4 4 35 41 27 14-1/2 9-3/4 5 36 42 28 15 10 6 37 43 27 15-1/4 10-1/4 7 38 44 28 15-1/2 10-1/2

_Bugle_: It is recommended that the standard bugle used in an army or drum corps be used. Each patrol should purchase these from a local music store.

_Camp Knives, Forks and Spoons_: Ordinary table-knives, forks and spoons may be used. An inexpensive knife, fork and spoon for use in camps, like set illustrated herewith, may be secured for about eight cents per dozen through almost any local hardware store.

_Canteen_: A canteen of this design may be carried by each scout on hikes and long tramps. Many army supply houses carry these in stock, where they may be secured if desired.

* _Coats_: Standard material--four bellows pockets--standing collar-- dull metal buttons with Boy Scout emblem. Order by age according/to following table:

Boys' sizes: Price $1.35.

Age Breast Waist Length Sleeve Collar 18 34 32 26 31 16 17 33 31 25 30-1/2 15-1/2 16 32 30-1/2 24-1/2 29-1/2 15 15 31 30 24 28-1/2 14-1/2 14 30 29 23-1/2 27-1/2 14 13 29 28-1/2 23 26 13-1/2 12 28 27-1/2 22 25 13

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Extra Sizes: Coats above eighteen-year size will be made as extra size and will cost twenty-five cents more per garment than boys' sizes.

Breast Waist Length Sleeve Length Collar Finish 1 35 32 27 32 16-1/4 2 36 33 27-1/2 32 16-1/2 3 37 34 28 32-1/2 16-3/4 4 38 35 28-1/2 32-1/2 17-1/4 5 39 36 29 33 17-1/4 6 40 37 29-1/2 33 18 7 42 38 30 33-1/2 18-1/2

* _Norfolk Coat for Scout Masters_: Made of standard olive drab cotton cloth, two pleats, back and front, with belt. Price, $3.00.

_Compass_: Every scout should learn how to use his watch as a compass. However, should he desire to own a compass, he will find no difficulty in securing one at any local jeweler's.

* _Drinking Cup_: A drinking cup for individual use is recommended. The folding cup shown in the illustration is made of brass and is nickel plated. Price 10 cents.

_Drum_: The selection of this is left to each local troop desiring this piece of equipment. Place your order with local music dealer.

_First Aid Kit_: This kit for the use of the individual scout can be secured through this office or the Red Cross Society in Washington, New York and San Francisco. Price 25 cents.

* _Hats_: Four hats are suggested as follows:

1. _Boy Scout Hat_. Olive drab felt--standard quality--detachable ties. Price $1.15.

No. 1 No. 2 Nos. 3 and 4

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2. _Boy Scout Summer Hat_. Olive drab drill, inside seams reinforced with leather, eyelets in crown for ventilation, detachable ties. Price 50 cents.

3. _Boy Scout Hat_. Extra fine, fur felt, made for hard service. Price $2.00.

4. _Scout Master's Hat_. Quality same as above, but larger dimensions. Price $2.50. Be sure to indicate size desired when ordering.

* _Haversack_: Waterproof canvas, leather straps--buckles and separate pockets--scout emblem on flap. Price 60 cents.

_Hospital Corps Pouch_: This pouch has been made up specially by the American Red Cross Society and contains the following: 1 Shears 1 Tweezers 1 Carbolized Vaseline 1 Pkg. Safety Pins 2 Wire Gauze Splints 1 2-oz. Bottle Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia 1 A.R.C. First Aid Outfit (cardboard) 2 1-yd. packages Sterilized Gauze. 3 1-inch Bandages. 3 2-1/2 inch Bandages 2 Triangular Bandages (cartons) 1 U. S. A. Tourniquet Arrange with the American Red Cross Society for purchase of these. Price $.1.00.

* _Knickerbockers_: Boy Scout olive drab drill, belt guides, pockets, knee buckles, full pattern. Price 75 cents. Age-Size Waist 19 32 17 31 16 30 15 29 14 28 13 27 12 26-1/2

* _Knives_: No. 1, Price $1.00. A Stag handle, brass lining, german silver bolsters and shield. Large polished cutting blade, screw driver, can-opener and leather boring tool (U. S. Pat. 6-10-02.)

Number 2, Price 50 cents. Genuine ebony handle, brass lining, german silver bolsters and shield. Large cutting blade can be opened without using the fingernail. Shackle for hanging to belt.

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_Lanyard_: This piece of equipment is so simple in construction that every scout ought to make his own lanyard. These are used for carrying the scout whistle or knife.

* _Leggings_: (Puttees). The style of leggings is the same as United States Army puttee legging. Made of best waterproof army duck. Price 55 cents.

* _Mess Kits_:

Number 1. Price 75 cents. Coffee or tea can, cup, stew or fry pan, with cover, one broiler two handles.

Number 2. Price 50 cents. Coffee or tea can, cup, stew or fry pan, one handle.

_Patrol Flags_: The patrol flags are made from a good quality muslin or wool bunting in the colors of the local patrol. Scouts make their own patrol flags. Material may be purchased at a local dry goods store. The size of the flag is 11 in. by 27 in. Emblems can be secured from National Headquarters.

* _Ponchos_: A good poncho is almost an absolute necessity for the scout when on a march or in camp. Ponchos suitable for scout purposes can be secured from local dealers at prices from $2.50 upward.

_Shelter Tents_: Scouts should make their own tents. Directions for making tents are given in the text of this book.

* _Shirts_: Boy Scout shirt, standard material--two bellows pockets-- open front, coat style--standard button same as coat. Order by size. Price $1.00

_Summer Shirts_: Same as above, light weight. Price 75 cents.

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* _Shorts_: Standard material--belt guides. Full running pant pattern-- especially desirable for summer use. Order according to age and waist measurement. Price 50 cents.

* _Shoes_: Any good shoe that is made up for the purpose of ease, and comfort in tramping will serve the boy scout's needs. The Boy Scout shoe is convenient, inexpensive and especially designed for scouting. Price $2.50.

_Signal Flags_: These can be made from muslin or bunting which may be secured at local stores. It is recommended that each scout make his own flags. Regulation sizes of the semaphore 18 in. by 18 in. and the Morse or Myer flag 24 in. by 24 in. as shown in illustration.

_Staff_: Ash or bamboo, two metres, (6 ft. 6-1/2 in.), in length and about one and one-half inches in diameter; marked off on one side in centimetres up to one-half metre, and the balance in metres. On the other side it should be marked off in inches up to one foot and the balance in feet. The staff should have a blunt end. Scouts should make their own staffs whenever it is possible for them to secure the lumber. Hoe or rake handles make excellent staffs. These can be procured through any local dealer at a nominal sum.

The Scout Staff and Its Uses

Many boys, upon taking up the Scout Movement, are dubious about the value of the scout staff and many friends of the movement ask "Why does a boy scout carry a staff?"

Experience has proven it to be one of the most helpful articles of equipment. In order to show this we are reproducing, through the courtesy of Lieut-Gen. Sir Robert S. S. {366} Baden-Powell, illustrations from printed matter used by the English boy scouts. These illustrations show a number of different ways in which the staff will prove a handy and valuable article; in fact, essential to the Scout outfit.

The staff is very useful for beating out brush fires and outbreaks
which occur on open heaths.

Wading a stream. Two or three Scouts grasp the Staff like this.

Both patrol tents and tepees can be made with the aid of the Staff.

An improvised stretcher of coats and staves.

A line of Scouts linked together on a night march.

When anyone falls through some ice, throw him your Staff so that he
can grasp it like this until you can get a rope and pull him out.

When climbing gates you can give yourself a push up with your Staff.

For erecting a flagstaff and forming a fence, the Staff is very
useful.

A clear view can be had by looking through a small hole drilled in the
Staff.

Measuring Distances.

Self-defence.

Making Splints.

Jumping Ditches.

Making Rafts.

Bridge Building.

Climbing a Mountain.--Carry the Staff cross-wise, and if you slip,
lean inwards upon it, against the side of the mountain. The weight
of your body will then drive the end of the staff into the earth,
and so anchor you.

Levering up Logs and Stones.

Rope ladders,

Feeling the way over marshy ground.

Recovering Objects Floating in the Water--

First tie a line to the centre of the staff. Then tie a piece of
string to each end of the staff, and the other ends of these strings
being tied to the centre. That will keep the staff at right angles to
the line that is in your hand.

By swinging the staff out over the water, beyond the floating
article, you will be able to draw the latter in close to shore.

* _Stockings_: To match uniforms, made of heavy material and suitable for scouting. Price 30 cents in cotton, $1.25 in wool.

_Sweaters_: Any local clothing store will be able to secure for the scout the kind and quality of sweater needed.

* _Telegraph Instruments_: Beginners' telegraph {367} instruments, to be used in learning the Morse code, may be secured through any electrical supply house. The instrument illustrated, five ohms, price, $1.30.

_Tracking Irons_: Excellent tracking irons can be made of 7/8-inch heavy band iron, using the design presented here. Any local blacksmith will gladly assist the boys in making their irons.

* _Troop Colors_: Made of superior wool bunting upper half, red; lower half, white. Reproduction of the official badge super-imposed in green and gold. Sufficient space left for troop number and name of city. Size of flag, 22 in. by 36 in. Letters to be attached by the local troop. Price without letters $1.00.

* _Trousers_: Full length for scout masters: Made of Standard olive drab cotton cloth, belt loop. Price $2.00. If breeches are preferred, they may be had at same price. Better quality of boy scout suits--made of U. S. Army standard olive drab cloth. Coat $2.50, breeches $2.00.

_Watch_: Every scout should possess a good watch. No particular make of watch is recommended. The choice of this article is left entirely with the boy and may be bought through a local jeweler.

_Water Bottle_: In some cases where the individual scout is not furnished with a canteen, the patrol may desire to carry a supply of water on the march. For this purpose water bottles capable of carrying a large quantity of water may be secured. These should be purchased through some army supply house.

* _Whistles_: Scout standard whistle, for use in signaling by whistle. Made of brass, gun metal finish, ring at end to attach to lanyard. Price 10 cents.

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Suggestions for Measuring

Name Street City

Coat Measure L--All around at breast under coat M--All around at waist under coat

Sleeve C to D--From centre of collar seam to shoulder seam Then E--To elbow. F--To full length

Breeches M--All around at waist under coat

Leggings G--Size of calf H--Size of instep

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Hat Size of hat Size of linen collar worn

Answer following questions plainly: Age? Height? Weight?

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

This list of reference books has been prepared for the use of scouts, to supplement information given in the handbook prepared for their use. It has been the aim to give as wide a selection as possible, in order that the boy scout might not fail to find in the local public library, some book on any subject in which he may have particular interest. The list includes literature directly or indirectly related to scouting, as well as some appropriate books of fiction.

For convenience the books have been listed in accordance with the subject headings of the various chapters of the Handbook. Some of the most experienced librarians of the country have submitted material which has aided in the preparation of this list. For this kindly cooperation, sincere thanks is given.

Many of the books have been carefully reviewed by someone connected with the boy scouts, and in many cases through the courtesy of the publishers copies of these books are available for reference purposes at the office of the National Headquarters. Suggestions for additions or improvements upon this list will be gladly received at any time. Communications should be addressed to the Executive Secretary, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City.

[Transcriber's note: In the following list of books the first line is the title, the second the author, the third the publisher. The author and/or publisher may be omitted.]

Scoutcraft

Notes on Scouting and Reconnaissance Jas. F. M. Livingston London, Clowes

Pioneering and Mapmaking for Boy Scouts C. R. Enock London, Pearson

Scouting for Boys Lieut.-Gen. Robert Baden-Powell C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. Henrietta St., London

Three Amateur Scouts Jadberns Lippincott

The Boy Scouts Chipman Burt Co.

Yarns for Boy Scouts Lieut.-Gen. Robert Baden-Powell C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. Henrietta St., London

Woodcraft

ANIMALS

American Natural History Hornaday

Animal Artisans C. J. Cornish Longmans, Green & Co.

Animals at Home Lillian Bartlett American Book Co.

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Animal Heroes Seton Century Co.

A Wilderness Dog

Biography of a Grizzly Seton Scribners

Biography of a Silver Fox Seton Scribners

Claws and Hoofs James Johonnot American Book Co.

Dan Beard's Animal Book and Campfire Stories D. C. Beard Scribners

Familiar Animals and Their Wild Kindred John Monteith American Book Co.

Four-footed Americans and their Kin M. C. Wright

Good Hunting Theodore Roosevelt Harper Bros.

Habits of Animals E. Ingersoll

Half-hours with the Lower Animals C. G. Holder American Book Co.

Haunter of Pine Gloom C. G. D. Roberts

Haunters of the Silences C. G. D. Roberts Grosset & Dunlap

Homes, Haunts and Habits of Wild Animals I. T. Johnson

House in the Water C. G. D. Roberts

Jock of the Bushvold Sir. P. Fitzpatrick Longmans, Green & Co.

Jungle Book Kipling

Second Jungle Book Kipling

Kindred of the Wild C. G. D. Roberts

King of the Mamozekel C. G. D. Roberts

Krag and Johny Bear Seton Scribners

Life Histories of North America Seton Scribners

Little Beasts of Field and Wood Cram

Little Brother to the Bear W. J. Long Ginn & Co.

Lives of the Fur Folk M.D.Haviland Longmans Green & Co.

Living Animals of the World, Vol. I, II, III The University Society

Lobo, Rag and Vixen Seton Scribners

Lives of the Hunted Seton Scribners

Mooswa W. A. Fraser

My Dogs in the Northland E. R. Young Revell Co.

Monarch, the Big Bear of Tallac Seton Scribners

Red Fox C. G. D. Roberts

Shaggycoat C. Hawkes

Shovelhorns, Biography of a Moose C. Hawkes

Some Curious Flyers, Creepers and Swimmers J. Johonnot American Book Co.

Some Useful Animals and What They Do for Us J. C. Monteith American Book Co.

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Squirrel and Other Fur Bearers John Burroughs

Stories of Animal Life C. F. Holder American Book Co.

Stories of Humble Friends Katharine Pyle American Book Co.

Story of the Trapper A. C. Laut

The Romance of Animal Arts and Crafts H. Coupin and John Lea Lippincott

The Romance of the Animal World Edmund Selous Seeley & Co.

The Wolf Patrol John Finnemore

Trapper Jim Edwin Sandys

Ways of Wood Folk W. J. Long

Wild Animals at Play Seton Doubleday Page & Co.

Wild Animals I Have Known Seton Scribners

Wilderness Ways W. J. Long

Wild Life in the Rockies Enos A. Mills Houghton Mifflin Co.

Wild Life of Orchard and Field Ingersoll

Wolf, the Storm Leader Frank Caldwell Dodd, Mead & Co.

Wood Folk at School W. J. Long Ginn & Co.

ASTRONOMY

A Field Book of the Stars W. F. Olcutt Putnam

Astronomy Julia McNair Wright Penn Pub. Co.

Astronomy by Observation Eliza A. Bowen American Book Co.

Astronomy for Everybody Simon Newcomb Doubleday, Page & Co.

Astronomy with an Opera Glass G. P. Serviss

A Study of the Sky H. A. Howe Scribners

Astronomy with the Naked Eye P. Serviss G Harper Bros.

Children's Book of the Stars Milton Macmillan Co.

Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know J. E. Rogers

How to Identify the Stars W. J. Milham

How to Locate the Stars Hinds, Noble & Co.

Popular Astronomy G. Flammarion

Round the Year with the Stars G. P. Serviss

Starland Ball Ginn & Co.

Steele's Popular Astronomy J. D. Steele American Book Co.

The Friendly Stars M. E. Martin

The Romance of Modern Astronomy McPherson Lippincott

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BIRDS

Bird Guide--Part 1 Water Birds Chester A. Reed Doubleday, Page & Co.

Bird Guide--Part 2 Land Birds Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

Bird Homes A. E. Dugmore Doubleday, Page & Co.

Birds in their Relation to Men Weed & Beerborn Lippincott

Bird Life Frank Chapman Appleton

Bird Neighbours Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

Bird Neighbors John Burroughs Doubleday, Page & Co.

Birds of Eastern North America Chapman Appleton

Birds that Every Child Should Know Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

Birds that Hunt and Are Hunted Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

Birds Through the Year A. F. Gilmore American Book Co.

Citizen Bird M. O. Wright

Elo the Eagle and Other Stories Floyd Brallian Pacific Pub. Co.

Everyday Birds Bradford Torrey

Field Book of Wild Birds and Their Music F. S. Mathews Putnam's Sons

First Book of Birds H. M. Miller

Second Book of Birds H. M. Miller

Flamingo Feather Munroe

How to Attract the Birds Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

How to Attract the Birds Trafton

How to Know the Birds H. & E. Parkhurst Scribners

How to Know the Wild Birds of Ohio Dietrich Lange

How to Study Birds In Birdland Leander S. Kyser McClurg Co.

Land Birds East of the Rockies C. A. Reed

Lord of the Air C. G. D. Roberts

Nestlings of Forest and Marsh Irene G. Wheelock McClurg Co.

Our Birds and Hew to Know Them J. B. Grant Scribners

Our Own Birds Wm. L. Baily Lippincott

Tenants of the Trees C. Hawkes

The Blue Goose Chase H. K. Job

The Romance of Bird Life John Lea Lippincott

Short Stories of our Shy Neighbors Mrs. M. A. B. Keely American Book Co.

The Sport of Bird Study Job Outing Pub. Co.

Wild Birds of City Parks

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FISH AND FISHING

Book of Aquaria Bateman & Bennett L. Upcott Gill

Boy's Own Guide to Fishing J. H. Keene

Denizens of the Deep Frank T. Bullen Revell Co.

Familiar Fish Eugene McCarthy

Favorite Fish and Fishing J. A. Henshall Outing Pub. Co.

Fine Art of Fishing S. G. Camp Outing Pub. Co.

Fishing and Shooting Sketches Grover Cleveland Outing Pub. Co.

Fishing Kits and Equipment G. S. Camp N. Y. Outing Co.

Fish Stories Holder and Jordan

Half Hours with Fishes Reptiles, and Birds Holder American Book Co.

Home Aquarium and How to Care for It Eugene Smith Dutton

The Angler's Guide Wainwright Randall

The Book of Fish and Fishing Louis Rhead Scribners

The Little Water Folks Hawkes Crowell Co.

Tricks and Knacks of Fishing (Horton Mfg. Co.)

Water Wonders Every Child Should Know J. M. Thompson

FLOWERS, FERNS AND GRASSES

Botany Julia McNair Wright Penn Pub. Co.

Botany for Children Harriet C. Cooper Crowell Co.

Common Plants George O. Goodall D. C. Heath & Co.

Elementary Botany with Spring Flora W. A. Kellerman Hinds, Noble & Co.

Field Book of American Wild Flowers P. Schuyler Mathews

Flora of the Southern United States A. W. Chapman

Flower Guide C. A. & C. K. Reed

Gardening for Profit. P. Henderson

Grasses, Sedges and Rushes of the North United States Edward Knoble

How to Collect and Preserve Plants and Sea-weeds Hinds, Noble & Co.

How to Know the Ferns Frances Theodora Parsons

How to know the Wild Flowers Parsons

Illustrated Flora of the United States and Canada N. L. Britton and Addison Brown

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Lessons with Plants Bailey

Manual of Gardening L. H. Bailey

Nature's Garden Neltje Blanchan Doubleday, Page & Co.

New England Ferns and Their Common Allies Helen Eastman

New Manual of Botany Asa Gray

New Manual of Botany of the Central Rocky Mountains John M. Coulter, revised by Aven Nelson

Our Garden Flowers Harriet Louise Keeler

Plants and Their Children Wm. Starr Dana American Book Co.

Rocky Mountain Wild Flower Studies Burton O. Longyear

Southern Wild Flowers and Trees Alice Lounsbery

The Fern Collector's Guide Willard Nelson Clute

The Garden Yard B. Hall

Young Folk's Nature Field Book J. Alden Loring Dana Estes Co.

FUNGI

Edible Fungi of New York Charles H. Peck N. Y. State Museum

Flowerless Plants: Ferns, Mushrooms, Mosses, Lichens and Sea weeds. E. H. Hale

Mushrooms Atkinson Holt & Co.

One Thousand American Fungi McIllvain & Macadam Bobbs, Merrill & Co.

Studies of American Fungi Atkinson

The Mushroom M. E. Hard Ohio Library Co.

The Mushroom Book Nina L. Marshall Doubleday, Page & Co.

HANDICRAFT

Clay Modelling Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Dynamos and Electric Motors Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Electric Bells Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Electro-Plating Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Glass Writing, Embossing and Facia Work Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

How to Make Baskets. Mary White Doubleday, Page & Co.

Leather Working Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Photography Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Photographic Cameras Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Photographic Chemistry Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Photographic Studies Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

Upholstery Paul N. Hasluck David McKay

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INSECTS AND BUTTERFLIES

Ants, their Structure, Development and Behavior W. M. Wheeler Columbia Univ. Press

Beehives and Appliances Paul Hasluck David McKay

Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects Nathan Banks U. S. National Museum Bulletin

Everyday Butterflies

How to Keep Bees Anna B. Comstock Doubleday, Page Co.

How to Know the Butterflies J. H. and Mrs. Comstock D. Appleton & Co.

Insect Life Comstock

Little Busy Bodies Marks Moody Harper Bros.

Manual for the Study of Insects J. H. and A. B. Comstock

Moths and Butterflies Julia P. Ballard Putnam's Sons

Our Insect Friends and Enemies J. B. Smith Lippincott

Our Insect Friends and Foes B. S. Cragin Putnam's Sons

The Butterfly Book W. J. Holland Doubleday, Page & Co.

The House-Fly--Disease Carrier L. O. Howard Stokes Co.

The Moth Book W. J. Holland Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Romance of Insect Life Edmund Selous Seeley & Co.

The Way of the Six-Footed

ROCKS AND PEBBLES

About Pebbles Alpheus Hyatt D. C. Heath & Co.

Boy Mineral Collectors J. G. Kelley

Common Minerals and Rocks Wm. O. Crosby D. C. Heath & Co.

Stories of Rocks and Minerals H. W. Fairbanks

The Boy Geologist at School and in Camp E. G. Houston

The Earth and Its Story A. Heilprin

The Romance of Modern Geology Grew Lippincott

REPTILES

Poisonous Snakes of North America Leonard Stejneger Gov. Printing Office

The Reptile Book Ditmar Doubleday, Page & Co.

SHELLS AND SHELLFISH

American Marine Shells. Bulletin No. 37 U. S. National Museum, Washington

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Mollusks of the Chicago Area F. C. Baker Chicago Academy

The Little Water Folk C. Hawkes Crowell Co.

The Lymnaedae of North America F. C. Baker Chicago Academy of Sciences

The Shell Book Julia E. Rogers Doubleday, Page & Co.

West Coast Shells Josiah Keep

Worms and Crustacea Hyatt D. C. Heath & Co.

TREES AND SHRUBS

A Guide to the Trees Alice Lounsbery

Familiar Trees and Their Leaves Mathews

Field and Forest Handy Book Dan C. Beard

First Book of Forestry Roth

Forest Trees and Forest Scenery Schwartz Grafton Press

Handbook of Trees of New England Dame and Brooks Ginn & Co.

Handbook of the Trees of the Northern United States and Canada Hough

How to Tell the Trees Hinds, Noble & Co.

How to Know Wild Fruits Maude C. Peterson

Manual of the Trees of North America Charles Sprague Sargent

North American Trees Britton

North American Forests and Forestry Bruncken Putnam

Our Native Trees Keeler Scribners

Our Northern Shrubs Harriet L. Keeler

Our Shrubs of the United States Apgar

Practical Forestry for Beginners in Forestry J. C. Gifford

School of the Woods W. J. Long

Studies of Trees in Winter Huntington Sargent

Ten Common Trees Susan Stokes American Book Co.

The Forest S. E. White

The Forester's Manual or Forest Trees that Every Scout Should Know Seton Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Magic Forest White Grosset & Dunlap

The Tree Book Julia E. Rogers Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Way of the Woods. Breck Putnam's Sons

Trees of the Northern United States Austin C. Apgar

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The Trees of California Jepson

The Woodsman's Handbook United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin No. 36

Trees That Every Child Should Know J. E. Rogers

MISCELLANEOUS--WOODCRAFT

Adventures in the Great Forests H. W. Hyrst Lippincott

Adventures of Buffalo Bill Cody

Adventures of Four-footed Folk Belle M. Brain Fleming H. Revell

A Journey to Nature J. P. Mowbray Grosset & Dunlap

American Boys' Handy Book Beard

Amateur Taxidermist Scorso

A Watcher in the Woods D. L. Sharp Century Co.

Bent Iron Work Hasluck David McKay

Birch Bark Roll Seton

Boots and Saddles Custer

Boy Craftsman A. W. Hall

Boy Pioneers Dan Beard Scribners

Boy's Book of Airships H. Delacomb

Boy's Workshop Craigin

Boy with the United States Foresters Robert Wheeler

Box Furniture Louise Brigham Century Co.

Diomed Sargent Grosset & Dunlap

Chats on Photography Wallington Lippincott

Electricity Fowler Penn Pub. Co.

Electric Instrument Making for Amateurs Bottome

Electricity for Boys Adams

Electricity for Everybody Atkinson

Electricity for Young People Jencks

Electricity Made Easy E. J. Houston and A. E. Kennelly

Excursions Thoreau Houghton Mifflin Co.

Famous Indian Chiefs Johnston

Field and Forest Handy Book Beard Scribners

Four Afoot Barbour

Frank, the Young Naturalist Castleman Hurst Co.

Frontiersman's Pocketbook Pocock

Harper's How to Understand Electricity Onken and Baker

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Harper's Indoor Book for Boys Adams Harper Bros.

Harper's Outdoor Book for Boys Adams

Home Mechanics for Amateurs G. M. Hopkins

How Two Boys Made Their Own Electrical Apparatus T. M. St. John

In American Fields and Forests H. D. Thoreau, et al.

Indoor and Outdoor Handicraft Beard Scribners

Jack of All Trades Dan Beard Scribners

Lakerim Athletic Club Hughes

Last of the Mohicans Cooper Houghton Mifflin Co.

Log Cabins and Cottages Wicks Forest & Stream

Long Trail Garland

Making Wireless Outfits Harrison

Nature Study F. L. Holtz Scribners

On Horseback in Virginia C. D. Warner Houghton Mifflin Co.

Our National Parks John Muir Houghton Mifflin Co.

Outdoor Handy Book Dan Beard Scribners

Outdoors, Indoors and up the Chimney C. McIllvain Sunday School Times

Out-of-Doors M. Ellsworth Olson Pacific Pub. Co.

Romance of Modern Photography Gibson Lippincott

Scholar's ABC of Electricity Meadowcraft Hinds, Noble & Co.

Scientific American Boy (www.gutenberg.org/etext/15831) Bond Munn & Co.

Scientific American Boy at School Bond

Scientific American Reference Book Bond Munn & Co.

Secret of the Woods Wm. J. Long Ginn & Co

Sportsman Joe Sandys

Taxidermy Hasluck McKay

The Boy Electrician Huston Lippincott

The Boy's Book of Conservation Small Maynard & Co.

The Boy's Book of Inventions Bacon Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Boy's Second Book of Inventions Baker Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Boy's Book of Model Aeroplanes Collins Century Co.

The Boy's Book of Steamships Howden

The Camp at Willow [Clump] Island (www.gutenberg.org/etext/15831) Bond

The Frog Book Dickerman Doubleday, Page & Co.

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The Complete Photographer Bailey Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Mountains S. E. White

The Open Window Grosset & Dunlap

The Young Electrician H. Hall Macmillan Co.

The Young Mechanic Putnam's Sons

Things a Boy Should Know about Electricity T. M. St. John

Things a Boy Should Know about Wireless St. John

Trapper Jim Sandys

Two Little Savages Seton

Vehicles of the Air Longheed Reilly & Britton Co.

Walden, or Life in the Woods Thoreau Houghton Mifflin Co.

Ways of Nature Burroughs Houghton Mifflin Co.

Wilderness Homes Kemp Outing Pub. Co.

Wild Neighbors Ingersoll

Wireless Telegraphy A. F. Collins

Woodcraft Sears Century Co.

Woodmyth and Fable Seton Century Co.

Wonders of Man and Nature R. Whiting

Woodcraft Nessmuk Forest & Strean

Woodworking for Beginners Wheeler

Young Folk's Nature Field Book J. A. Loring Dana Estes Co.

CAMPCRAFT

Around the Campfire C. G. D. Roberts

An Old Fashioned Sugar Camp P. G. Huston Revell Co.

At Home in the Water Corson Association Press

Billy in Camp Carr McClurg Co.

Boat Building and Boating for Beginners. Dan Beard Scribners

Boat Sailing Kensaly Outing Co.

Building Model Boats Hasluck David McKay

Camp and Trail. Isabel Hornabrook

Camp and Trail S. E. White Outing Pub. Co.

Camp and Trail Methods Kephart

Camp Cookery Horace Kephart Outing Pub. Co.

Camp Fire and Wigwam Ellis Winston Co.

Camp Fire Musings W. C. Gray Revell

Camping and Camp Cooking Bates

Camping and Camp Outfits G. O. Shields

Camping for Boys Gibson Association Press

Camping Out Stephens Hurst & Co.

Camp Kits and Camp Life Hanks Scribners

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Camp Life in the Woods Gibson

Campmates C. K. Munroe

Canoemates Kirk Munroe

Canoe and Boat Building Stephens Forest and Stream

Canoe and Camp Cookery Seneca Forest and Stream

Canoe Boys and Camp Fires Graydon Grosset and Dunlap

Captain Thomas A. Scott, Master Diver F. H. Smith

Comrades in Camp Victor Chatterton Co.

Economical Cook Book Mrs. Sarah Paul John C. Winston & Co.

Every Boy His Own Cook Atkinson Rice

Guns, Ammunition and Tackle Money, et al.

Harper's Camping and Scouting Grinnell & Swan

How to Swim Dalton

Knotting and Splicing Ropes and Cordage Hasluck

Plates Accompanying Canoe and Boat Building for Amateurs Forest & Stream Pub. Co.

Practical Rowing, with Scull and Sweep Stevens

Ropes: Their Knots and Splices Kunardt

Swimming Brewster Houghton Mifflin Co.

Swimming Sinclair

The Art of Swimming Nelligan

The Boat Sailor's Manual Qualtrough Scribners

The Book of Camping and Woodcraft Kephart Outing Pub. Co.

The Kidnapped Campers Canfield

Watchers of the Camp Fires C. G. D. Roberts

TRACKS, TRAILING, AND SIGNALING

Along Four Footed Trails Ruth A. Cook James Pott & Co.

Black Bear Wright

Comrades of the Trails Roberts

First to Cross the Continent Brooks

Footprints in the Forest Ellis Winston Co.

Graphology Howard Penn Pub. Co.

Grizzly Bear Wright

International Code of Signals U. S. Government Printing Office

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Northern Trails (Books 1 and 2) Wm. J. Long Ginn & Co.

Our Country's Flag . E. S. Holden

Phrenology Olin Penn. Pub. Co.

Physiognomy Lomlax Penn. Pub. Co.

Return to the Trails C. G. D. Roberts

Sign Language Seton Doubleday, Page & Co.

The Trail of the Badger Hamp

The Trail to the Woods. Hawkes American Book Co.

Tracks and Tracking Brunner Outing Pub. Co.

Trail of the Sand Hill Stag Seton

Watchers of the Trails C. G. D. Roberts

Young Trailers Altsheler

HEALTH AND ENDURANCE

Body and its Defences Jewett

Confidential Talks with Young Men Sperry Revell

Control of Body and Mind Jewett Ginn & Co.

Daily Training Benson & Miles

From Youth into Manhood Hall

Good Health Jewett Ginn & Co.

Health Walter C. Wood Penn Pub. Co.

Health, Strength and Power Sargent

Home Treatment and Care of the Sick Lovering Otis Clapp & Son

How to Keep Well Wilson Crowell

Japanese Physical Training Hancock

My System Muller

Rural Hygiene Brewer Lippincott

CHIVALRY

Adaptability Ellen E. Kenyon Warner Hinds, Noble & Co.

Adventure Among Red Indians Hyrst Lippincott

Age of Chivalry Bullfinch

An Iron Will Orison Swett Marden Crowell

A Skilled Workman W. A. Bodell Revell Co.

Aspiration and Achievement Frederick A. Atkins Revell Co.

Aspirations and Influence H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Book of Famous Verse Agnes Repplier

Boy's King Arthur Lanier

Boy's Life of Captain John Smith Johnson

Careers of Danger and Daring Cleveland Mofett

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Character Shaping and Character Working H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Character the Grandest Thing Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Cheerfulness as a Life Power Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Daniel Boone, Backwoodsman Forbes Lindsay Lippincott

Duty Ellen E. Kenyon Warner Hinds, Noble & Co.

Duty Knowing and Duty Doing H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Economy Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Every Man a King Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Famous Scouts Johnston

Fidelity Ellen E. Kenyon Warner Hinds Noble & Co.

First Battles Frederick A. Atkins Revell Co.

Four American Pioneers Perry and Beebe

Getting One's Bearings Alexander McKenzie Revell Co.

Good Manners and Success Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

He Can Who Thinks He Can Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Heroes Every Child Should Know H. W. Mabie Houghton Mifflin Co.

Heroes of Chivalry Louise Maitland

Heroes of Pioneering Sanderson Lippincott

Heroes of the Storm O'Connor Houghton

Hero Myths and Legends of the British Race M. O. Erbutt Crowell Co.

John James Audubon Audubon Putnam

John Smith, Gentleman and Adventurer. Lindsay Lippincott

Knight Errant Davidson Lippincott

Knighthood in Germ and Flower Cox

Last of the Great Scouts Wetmore

Lessons on Manners Julia M. Dewey Hinds, Noble & Co.

Levels of Living Henry F. Cope Revell

Life of Kit Carson Ellis Grosset & Dunlap

Little Jarvis Seawell

Loyalty McClure Revell Co.

Making the Most of Ourselves Calvin Dill Wilson McClurg Co.

Men of Iron Pyle

Moral Muscle Frederick A. Atkins Revell Co.

My Young Man Louis Albert Banks Funk & Wagnalls Co.

Ourselves and Others H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Page, Esquire and Knight. Lansing

Peace, Power and Plenty Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Possibilities McClure Revell Co.

Rising in the World or Architects H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Practical Paradoxes Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Royal Manhood James I. Vance Revell Co.

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Rushing to the Front Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Seeing and Being H. Clay Trumbull Sunday School Times

Self Control and Its Kingship and Majesty Wm. Coe Jordan Revell Co.

Self Reliance Ellen E. Kenyon Warner Hinds, Noble & Co.

Stories of Charlemagne Church

Stories of King Arthur Waldo Cutler Crowell Co.

Stories of King Arthur and His Knights Pyle

Stories of King Arthur and the Round Table Beatrice Clay

Stories of the Great West Roosevelt

Story of the Cowboy Hough

Successful Men of To-day Wilbur F. Crafts Funk & Wagnalls

Success in Life Emil Reich Duffield Co.

Successward Edward Bok Revell Co.

Talks with Great Workers Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Tendency James I. Vance Revell Co.

The Book of King Arthur and His Noble Knights Mary MacLeod Fred'k A. Stokes

The Boys Gughulain Eleanor Hull Crowell Co.

The Christian Gentleman Louis Albert Banks Funk & Wagnalls

The Crown of Individuality Wm. George Jordan Revell Co.

The Hour of Opportunity Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

The Kingship of Self Control Wm. George Jordan Revell Co.

The Majesty of Calmness Wm. George Jordan Revell Co.

The Making of a Man Robert Elliot Speer Revell Co.

The Marks of a Man Robert Elliot Speer Revell Co.

The Optimistic Life Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

The Oregon Trail Parkman Lippincott

The Power of Personality Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

The Romance of Early Exploration Williams Lippincott

The Secret of Achievement Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

The Story of Hereward Douglas C. Stedman Crowell Co.

The Vision of Sir Launfal James Russell Lowell Barse & Hopkins

The Young Man Entering Business Orison Swett Marden Crowell Co.

Thoroughness Davidson Revell Co.

True Manhood James, Cardinal Gibbons McClurg Co.

Twentieth Century Knighthood Banks Funk & Wagnalls

What Shall our Boys Do For a Living Charles F. Wingate Doubleday, Page & Co.

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Winning Their Way Faris

With Spurs of Gold F. W. Green and D. V. Kirk

Young Men Who Overcame Robert E. Speer Revell Co.

FIRST AID TO THE INJURED

American Red Cross Abridged Text-book and First Aid Major Chas. Lynch

Backwoods Surgery and Medicine Moody

Boys Coastwise Rideing

Emergencies C. V. Gulick

Exercise in Education and Medicine R. T. McKenzie

Fighting a Fire C. T. Hill

First Aid in Illness and Injury Pilcher

First Aid to the Injured F. J. Warwick Penn Pub. Co.

Health, Strength and Power D. A. Sargent

Heroes of the Life-boat and Rocket Ballantyne

Heroes of the Storm Douglas

Life Boat and Its Work Lewis

Nursing S. Virginia Leves Penn Pub. Co.

Our Seacoast Heroes Daunt

Stories of the Life-boat. Mundell

The Beach Patrol Drysdale

The Life-boat Ballantyne

GAMES

Book of Athletic and Out-door Sports Bingham

Book of College Sports Walter Camp

Boy's Book of Sports Fannie Thompson Century Co.

Boys' Drill Regulations

Games for Everybody May C. Hofman Dodge Pub. Co.

Games for All Occasions Mary E. Blain Barse & Hopkins

Games and Songs of American Children Newell Harper Bros.

Education by Play and Games G. E. Johnson Ginn & Co.

Money Making Entertainments Rook & Goodfellow Penn Pub. Co.

Play Emmett D. Angell Little, Brown & Co.

Practical Track and Field Athletics Graham and Clark Duffield Co.

Social Activities for Men and Boys A. M. Chesley Association Press

Outdoor Games for All Seasons Beard Scribners

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PATRIOTISM AND CITIZENSHIP

Abraham Lincoln Baldwin American Book Co.

Abraham Lincoln--Boy and Man Morgan

American Hero Stories Eva M. Tappan Houghton

American Leaders and Heroes W. F. Gordy Scribners

A Message to Garcia Hubbard

An American Book of Golden Deeds James Baldwin American Book Co.

Battles for the Union Prescott Holmes Henry Altemus Co.

Battle of the War for Independence Prescott Holmes Henry Altemus Co.

Boy's Life of Abraham Lincoln Nicolay Century Co.

Boy's Life of Ulysses S. Grant. Nicolay Century Co.

Civics--Studies in American Citizenship. Sherman Macmillan Co.

Discovery of the Old Northwest J. Baldwin

Essentials in Civil Government S. E. Formyn American Book Co

Famous American Statesmen Sarah K. Bolton Crowell Co.

Famous Voyages and Explorers Sarah K. Bolton Crowell Co.

Four American Explorers Kingsley American Book Co.

Four American Indians Edson L. Whitney and Frances M. Perry American Book Co.

Four Great Americans James Baldwin American Book Co.

Good Citizenship Julia Richman

Good Citizenship Grover Cleveland Henry Altemus Co.

Great Words from Great Americans G. P. Putnam's Son

Guide to United States History Henry W. Elson Baker, Taylor Co.

Heroes of the Army in America Charles Morris Lippincott

Heroes of Discovery in America Charles Morris Lippincott

Heroes of the Navy in America Charles Morris Lippincott

Heroes of Progress in America Charles Morris Lippincott

Heroes of the United States Navy Hartwell Jones Henry Altemus Co.

Hero Tales from American History Lodge and Roosevelt

History of New York City Chas. E. Todd American Book Co.

Historic Americans E. S. Brooks Crowell Co.

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Home Life in Colonial Days Alice Morse Earle Grosset & Dunlap

How the People Rule Hoxie

Lessons for Junior Citizens Mabel Hill

Lewis and Clark Lighton Houghton Mifflin Co.

Life at West Point Hancock Putnam

Life of Lincoln for Boys Sparhawk Crowell & Co.

Lyra Heroica Wm. Ernest Henley Scribners

Makers and Defenders of America Anna E. Foote & A. W. Skinner American Book Co.

Man Without a Country E. E. Hale Crowell & Co.

New Century History of the United States. Edward Eggleston American Book Co.

North America Frank G. Carpenter American Book Co.

Our Country's Flag and the Flags of Foreign Countries Holden

Our Country's Story Eva M. Tappan Houghton Mifflin Co.

Pathfinders of the West Laut Grosset & Dunlap

Patriotic Citizenship

Poor Boys Who Became Famous Sarah K. Bolton Crowell

Poems of American Citizenship Brander Matthews Scribners

Politics for Young Americans Charles Nordhoff American Book Co.

Poor Richard's Almanac. Benjamin Franklin Duffield Co.

Popular Patriotic Poems Explained Murphy Hinds, Noble & Co.

Potter's Advanced Geography Eliza H. Horton Hinds, Noble & Co.

Stories of Heroic Deeds James Johonnot American Book Co.

Stories of Our Country James Johonnot American Book Co.

Story of the American Merchant Marine J. R. Spears Macmillan Co.

Story of the Great Republic H. A. Guerber American Book Co.

Ten Boys From History Sweetser, Duffield Co.

Ten Great Events in History James Johonnot American Book Co.

The True Citizen and How to Become One W. F. Marwick & W. A. Smith American Book Co.

The Century Book for Young Americans Brooks

The Citizen Shaler

The Community and the Citizen Arthur Dunn D. C. Heath & Co.

The Good Neighbor in the Modern City Mary Richmond Lippincott

The Ship of State Youth's Companion Ginn & Co.

The Pilgrims F. S. Noble Pilgrim Press

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The Story of our Navy for Young Americans Abbott Dodd, Mead & Co.

The Story of our Great Lakes E. Channing & M. F. Lansing Macmillan Co.

The Story of the Thirteen Colonies Guerber American Book Co.

The Young Alaskans Hough

The Young Citizen Dole Heath

Training for Citizenship Smith Longmans, Green Co.

Uncle Sam's Business Marriott

U. S Townsend Lothrop

Washington and His Generals Headley Hurst & Co.

Washington's Farewell Address Duffield Co.

When America Became a Nation Jenks Crowell Co.

When America was New Tudor Jenks Crowell Co.

When America Won Liberty Tudor Jenks Crowell Co.

Young Americans Judson

Young Continentals at Bunker Hill McIntyre Penn Pub. Co.

Young Continentals at Lexington McIntyre Penn Pub. Co.

Young People's History of the War with Spain Prescott Holmes Henry Altemus Co.

MISCELLANEOUS

A Guide to Biography Burton E. Stevenson Baker, Taylor Co.

American Indians Yonge

A Vagabond Journey Around the World Franck Century Co.

Book of Golden Deeds Catlin

Boy's Life of Captain John Smith Eleanor Johnson Crowell Co.

"Boy Wanted" W. Waterman

Childhood of Jishib, the Ojibwa Jenks

Choosing a Life Work L. R. Fiske Eaton & Mains Co.

Choosing a Vocation Parsons

Christopher Carson, known as Kit Carson J. S. C. Abbott

Courage Charles Wagner

David Crockett: His Life and Adventures J. S. C. Abbott

Dashing Paul Jones Frank Sheridan David McKay

David Crockett, Scout Allen

Famous Indian Chiefs O. W. Howard Century Co.

First Across the Continent N. Brooks

Handy Parliamentary Rules Craig Hinds, Noble & Co.

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Heroes of the Polar Seas J. K. Maclean Lippincott

How George Rogers Clark won the Northwest R. G. Thwaites

Incentives for Life J. W. Ludlow Revell Co.

Indian Boyhood Eastman

Indian Fights and Fighters Brady

Indian Story and Song Fletcher

Letters to American Boys Carruth

Life of David Crockett E. S. Ellis

Life of John Gutenberg Emily C. Pearson Hurst & Co.

Life Questions of High School Boys Jenks Association Press

Living Races of Mankind, Vol IV and V The University Society.

Loyalty J. G. R. McCleeve Revell Co.

Lure of the Labrador Wild Wallace

Northland Heroes Florence Holbrook Houghton Mifflin Co.

Old Santa Fe Trail H. Inman

Pony Tracks F. Remington

Punishment of the Stingy Grinnell

Pushing to the Front Marden

Romance of Early Exploration Williams Seeley Co.

Self-Help Smiles

Some Merry Adventures of Robin Hood. Pyle Scribners

Story of a Scout Finnemore

Starting in Life Fowler

Story of the Indian Grinnell

Success O. S. Marden

Successful Careers Thaye Crowell Co.

The American Shotgun Askins Outing Pub. Co.

The Children's Life of Lincoln M. Louise Putnam McClurg Co.

The Blazed Trail White

The Boy General Mrs. E. B. Custer

The Boy on a Farm at Work and at Play Jacob Abbott American Book Co.

The Heart of the Ancient Wood C. G. D. Roberts Wessels Co.

The Romance of Polar Exploration G. F. Scott Seeley & Co.

The Seven Ages of Washington Owen Wister Grosset & Dunlap

The Way of an Indian F. Remington

STORIES FOR SCOUTS

Adrift on an Icepan W. T. Grenfell

American Life and Adventure Eggleston American Book Co.

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Arizona Nights S. E. White

Around the World with the Battleships Miller McClurg Co.

Backwoodsmen D. Roberts

Black Rock Gordon (Ralph Connor, pseud)

Bob Burton Horatio Alger, Jr Winston Co.

Bar B. Boys or the Young Cow Punchers. Edwin S. Sabin Crowell Co.

Battling for Atlanta Byron A. Dunn McClurg Co.

Boys of Other Countries Taylor Putnam's Sons

Boy Trappers Harry Castleman Hurst & Co.

Camping on the St. Lawrence E. T. Tomlinson

Cattle Brands A. Adams

Cattle Ranch to College Russell Doubleday

Chilhowee Boys Morrison Crowell Co.

Chilhowee Boys in Harness Sarah E. Morrison Crowell Co.

Chilhowee Boys in War Times Sarah E. Morrison Crowell Co.

Cast up by the Sea Sir Samuel W. Baker Hurst & Co.

Cruise of the Canoe Club W. L. Alden

Cruise of the Ghost W. L. Alden

Dale and Fraser, Sheep-men S. F. Hamp

Dashing Paul Jones Sheridan David McKay

Dare Boys of 1776 Stephen Angus Co A. L. Chatterton Co.

Dorymates C. R. Monroe

Forest Runners Altsheler

For Freedom's Cause T. C. Harbauch David McKay

Fox Hunting C. A. Stephens Hurst & Co.

Frank in the Woods Castleman Hurst & Co.

Freckles Porter Grosset & Dunlap

From Atlanta to the Sea Byron A. Dunn A. C. McClurg Co.

Frontier Boys on the Overland Trail. Wyn. Roosevelt Chatterton Co.

General Nelson's Scout Byron A. Dunn A. C. McClurg

Huckleberry Finn Twain

Hans Brinker of the Silver Skates Mary Mapes Dodge Grosset & Dunlap

In the Clouds for Uncle Sam Ashton Lamar Reilly & Britton

Ivanhoe Scott

Jack Among the Indians. G: B. Grinnell

Kim Kipling

Kidnapped Stevenson

Knights Who Fought the Dragon Edwin Leslie Sunday School Times Co.

Larry Deeter's Great Search Howard R. Garis Grosset & Dunlap

Little Metacomet Hezekiah Butterworth Crowell Co.

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Little Smoke W. O. Stoddard

Log of a Cowboy A. Adams

Luke Walton Horatio Alger, Jr Winston Co.

Marching Against the Iroquois Everett T. Tomlinson

Marion and His Men John De Morgan David McKay

Master of the Strong Hearts E. S. Brooks

Off the Rocks Grenfell S. S. Tirnes

On the Indian Trail Egerton R. Young Revell Co.

On the Old Kearsarge Cyrus Townsend Brady Scribners

On General Thomas's Staff Byron A. Dunn McClurg

Paul Revere John De Morgan David McKay

Peggy Owen Lucy Foster Madison Penn Pub. Co.

Raiding with Morgan Byron A. Dunn McClurg

Range and Trail or the Bar B's Great Drive Edwin L. Sabin T. Y. Crowell Co.

Rip Van Winkle Washington Irving Burse & Hopkins

Robinson Crusoe Defoe Houghton Mifflin Co.

Silent Places S. E. White

Stories of the Good Green Wood C. Hawkes Crowell Co.

Story of Sonny Sahib S. J. Duncan

Sheridan's Troopers on the Borders De B. Randolph Keirn David McKay

Sir Raul James M. Ludlow Revell Co.

Stories from Life Orison Swett Marden American Book Co.

Struggling Upward Alger, Jr Winsted Co.

Swiss Family Robinson J. D. Wyss

Talking Leaves W. O. Stoddard

Tan and Freckles C. L. Bryson Revell Co.

Ten Years Before the Mast. Dana, Jr Houghton Mifflin Co

The Air Ship Boys Sayler Reilly & Britton

The Boy Aviators in Nicaragua Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Aviators in Africa Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Aviators' Polar Dash Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Aviators in Record Flight Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Aviators in Secret Service Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Aviators' Treasure Quest Wilbur Lawton Hurst & Co.

The Boy Fortune Hunters in Alaska F. Akes Reilly & Britton

The Boy Fortune Hunters in Panama F. Akes Reilly & Britton

The Hill Horace A. Vachell Dodd, Mead & Co.

The Pilot Cooper

The Pioneers Cooper

The Spy Cooper

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Washington's Young Spy T. C. Harbauch David McKay

Waste Not Want Not Stories Clifton Johnson American Book Co.

With Fighting Jack Berry John T. McIntyre Lippincott

With Flintlock and Fife Everett T. Tomlinson Grosset & Dunlap

With Sully Into the Sioux Land Joseph Mills Hansen McClurg

Wolf Hunters Joseph Oliver Curwood Bobbs, Merrill Co.

Work and Win Edward S. Ellis A. L. Burt Co.

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INDEX

PAGE Accidents, prevention of 255 Additions to Territory of the United States 323 A First Try in Tracking 191 Aim of the Scout Movement 3 Alaska Purchase (1867) 324 Alcohol 226 Ambassadors 345 America (Hymn) 357 American Morse Telegraph Alphabet 202 American Morse Telegraph Abbreviations 203 American Morse Telegraph Numerals 202 American Morse Telegraph Punctuations 202 American Morse Telegraph Signal 202 American Revolution. The (1775-1783) 325-328 Angling 109 Animals, Native, Wild 133 Antelope 135 Badger 140 Bear, Black 142 Beaver 136 Cottontail 125 Cougar or Panther 137 Coyote 139 Deer, Mule 134 Deer, White Tailed 134 Elk or Wapiti 133 Fox 138 Goat, Mountain 135 Mink 140 Moose 135 Muskrat 136 Opossum 141 Otter 139 Panther or Cougar 137 Rabbit, Cottontail 137 Rabbit, Jack or Black Tailed 137 Raccoon 141 Squirrel, Gray 141 Skunk 140 Weasel 139 Wild Cat or Bob Cat 138 Wolf. Gray 138 Woodchuck 136 Annapolis, Md., Naval Academy 344 Apoplexy and Injury to Brain 270 Aquarium, Home 109 Aquarium Fish Food 111 Aquarium Fish Nets 110 Aquarium, Starting the 110 Archery 255 Arm Carry 240, 276 Army of the United States 342 Articles of Confederation (1781) 325 A Story of the Trail 192-197 Athletic Standards, Outdoor 320 Axes 360

Badges of Rank 44 Chief Scout 45 Chief Scout Camp Master 46 Chief Scout Citizen 46 Chief Scout Director of Athletics 46 Chief Scout Director of Chivalry 46 Chief Scout Director of Health 45 Chief Scout Stalker 45 Chief Scout Surgeon 45 Chief Scout Surveyor 45 Chief Scout Woodsman 45 Scout Master 45 Service Stripes 45 Back Strangle 284 Bandanna 360 Bathing Rules 156 Baths 224 Battleship Maine (1898) 338 Bed. The Camp 147 Beetles and Wasps 105 Belts 360 Bird Box 92 Bird Craft 85-94 Bird Blind 89 Bird Lists 87 Bird Lunch Counter 92 Bird Patrol Man 94 Birds, Caring For 91 Birds, How to Photograph 89 Birds, Knowing the 85-90 Birds, Nesting Season 88 Birds, Protecting the 92 Birth of New States. The 331 Bites and Stings 274 Books for Reference 369-391 Boy Scout Equipment 359-369 Boy Scout Organization, The 10 Breeches 360 Bruises 264 Bugle 361 Building a Lot Cabin 59 Burns and Scalds 273 Butterflies 101 Butterfly Weed 119

Cabinet, President's 341 Campcraft 145-186 Camera Snap Shots 148 Camp Fire, The 160 Camp Fire Building 158 Camp Fire Fireplace 149 Camp Fire Story Telling 161 Camp Fire Stunts 161 Camp Lamp 148 Camp Site 147

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