What's New:

06/13/10

In the 1920s Decade, 28-4 is added.

06/22/10

In the 1950s Decade, 56-12.2b is added.

06/23/10

In the 1950s Decade, 58-10.1b is added.

07/02/10

In the 1950s Decade, 56-20 is added.

07/11/10

In the 1950s Decade, 59-13.1 is added.

07/17/10

A combined Print Catalog and Additions Index is added.

11-1

$175

Donation to Church

11/15/11

Chicago, IL

Printed

Blue

Backstamped "Forksville, PA NOV 17, 1911 REC'D"

Example is on a 1¢ Franklin 2nd class stamped envelope Scott #U400. The church name "M. E."

stands for "Methodist Episcopal" and was in common usage 100 years ago.

The sender, Major R.H. Hendershot, was a vaudeville performer and personality of the time.

He performed in churches as well as in halls & theatres. This cover would indicate that

he paid for the use of churches by making donations to church sponsored youth groups.

Ref: See SOSSI Journal, Jan/Feb, 2009, Page 5.

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16-1

$80

Lone Scouts of America

1916

Chicago, IL

Printed

Black

Stationery from the LSA National Headquarters

#9 envelope

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17-2   17-2 back

$80

W. D. Boyce - Lone Scout

1917

Chicago, IL

Printed

Black

W. D. Boyce Co. advertising cover promoting their four largest papers including the Lone Scout,

the LSA national publication.

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17-3

$70

First Class Badge on Troop 4, Schenectady, NY stationery

08/02/17

Schenectady, NY

Printed

Blue

The earliest known cover picturing a Scout Badge.

Troop 4, Schenectady, NY

See contents in "US Scout Covers", Letters & mailing section.

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18-2

$60

Meriden, CT Scout Headquarters Stationery

07/02/18

Meriden, CT

Printed

Brown on canary envelope

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19-1.1

$70

Lone Scouts of America  2½" Logo

12/30/18 example

Two Harbors, MI

Rubber stamped

Blue

01/11/19 example

Fort Lee, NJ

Rubber stamped

Blue

This rubber stamp logo was available from the LSA and the Scouts were encouraged to use it.

Lone Scouts did not have troop meetings and virtually all communication was by mail.

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Change:

Page 7 of the Catalog Introduction under "Not Included". Change "Personal stationery" to

"personal stationery except for Lone Scouts"

19-1.2

$60

Camp Glen Gray Stationery

07/28/19

Oakland, NJ

Printed

Black

The fluer-de-lis image is the Camp's initials, "G G", written in script.

Camp Glen Gray opened in 1917, closed in 2001, and this is the earliest known cover.

Actually, there was no Scout Camp named Montclair.  This was where the Scouts from Montclair camped.

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19-1.3

$60

Treasure Island Camp Stationery

08/28/19

Pipersville, PA

Printed

Green

Pipersville, PA was the Camp's postal address until 1931 at which time the Camp got its own Post Office.

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