Game of Boy Scouts

Milton Bradley Game of Boy Scouts, early 20th c., the cover with imagery of young boys on horseback, with game instructions on underside, built up box bottom gameboard, and wood tokens, 22'' x 11''. P

Card game made by Parker Brothers. Circa 1912. Total of 50 cards plus advertising card. Part of the graphic on the front is missing, cards are in decent shape, moisture damage to box.

Boy Scout Games by Boy Scouts of America 1952

Lot (2) early games including "BOY SCOUT TEN PINS" (Milton Bradley, Springfield Mass., 7 1/2" x 10 1/2", complete set with all (10) pins), "THE YOUNG BLUE JACKETS / AMERICAN MEN OF WAR" (McLoughlin Br

Includes Milton Bradley 4644 American Boys(Scouts) game, circa 1915, great box graphics with clear tape repair, inner board is also nice with 6 wood game pieces, one side clear taped. McLoughlin Farme

Parker Bros. Boy Scouts Progress Game, ca. 1924, very colorful game, with fold-out board, colored wood game pieces, dice and cup, game tokens, and direction pamphlet, 19'' x 10''. Competitive In-House

By Milton Bradley Co. Stains and wear to covers. (Very Good). Each: 22'' L.

Rare and very hard to find this nice and complete. By Parker Brothers and by Authorization of the Boy Scouts of America, Patented December 16, 1924 (says this on the front of the box). Comes with its

Pharmacist, Boy Scouts, Fish Merchant, Lady Shopper, Game Hunter, Lawyer, and Doctor. 8 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

Vintage Cub Scout or Boy Scout Patches, Electric View Master, Scrabble Game

Trophy is inscribed 600 YDS Novice, indoor games, Poly Prep 1908 with mark to bottom. Some dents. The Boy Scouts of America official bugle is marked Rexcraft to the side. Bugle needs repair.All sales

Boy Scout lot including limited edition knife, (2) Monopoly games, collector plates, bookends, bugle, commemorative tokens, also framed International Space Station patches.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1912 The Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910. Their expressed goal was to encourage responsible citizenship and to promote character develop

AGS CERTIFIED #10647. SSP. Rare C. 1930's Porcelain Lighthouse Sign for Boy Scouts of America showing Boy Scout graphic. CONDITION: Sign is overall fair showing good color with heavy chipping scattere

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1916. Lessons in self-reliance are central to the stated mission of the Boy Scouts of America. This type of discipline often involved participation in a wide va

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). Group of five framed offset lithographs depicting Boy Scouts, titled "The Adventure Trail," "America Builds for Tomorrow," "The Campfire

J. & E. Stevens - Circa 1910. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition (Replaced Flag and the Scouts arms with minor burn marks where the flag was set in).

Boy Scouts with Scout Master. Pre-War. 1925-36. Retied in Box. 9 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. Box Fair to Good. Corners Separated. One Tear in Side Flap of Lid.

SSP sign has excellent color and gloss, field is clean, has tiny chips around the perimeter, marked Municipal Sign, College Point, L.I., 24"x20", rated 9.25

Circa 130 BSA patches from National & Regional Jambroees and camps; plus green BSA sash with 24 merit bag=dges; plus printed bandana fro 1953 National; plus four bolo slides; plus stack of plastic sle

J. & E. Stevens Co. Boy Scouts Camp mechanical bank USA, c. 1875painted cast iron 6 h x 10 w x 3.5 d in (15 x 25 x 9 cm) Cast manufacturer's mark with date to underside plate 'Patd Feb 2 1875'

Boy Scouts, 1st version, narrow bases with round base Scoutmaster based on Chauffeur figure. 9 pieces circa 1910. Condition excellent in very good Fred Whisstock blue label box, tie card has been shor

Size 2 (48mm). Lot includes 10 Scouts Hiking with Staffs, 1 Scout Empty Handed, Duplex of Flagbearer and Dog, Fox, 2 Heyde Paper Mache Terrain Sections, Trees and a Lead Bridge by Unknown French Maker

Leyendecker, Joseph (1874 – 1951). USA Bonds. Third Liberty Loan Campaign. Boy Scouts of America. New York: American Lithographic Co., ca. 1918. A kneeling scout presents flag-clad Lady Liberty