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Sir Robert Baden-Powell.<br>Baden-Powell, Robert Stephenson Smyth, Lord (1st Baron Baden-Powell of Gilwell) English general, youth leader, and Boer War hero; wrote military manual &quotAids to Scouting" 1899; held Mafeking during 217-day siege by Boers 1899-1900; established Cavalry School at Netheravon, Wiltshire 1904; opened experimental youth camp on Brownlea Island off Poole, Dorset 1907; founded British Boy Scouts 1908; wrote handbook &quotScouting for Boys" 1908; with Agnes Baden-Powell, co-founded British Girl Guides 1910; founded British Wolf Cubs 1916; wrote autobiography &quotLessons of a Lifetime" 1933 _1857-1941 <br><br><br><br><br>
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Robert Baden-Powell, 1911. Robert Baden-Powell, 1911. <br>Credit: The National Archives / HIP / TopFoto
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Lord Baden-Powell - the Chief scout - opened the jamboree attended by scouts of thirty nations at Ingaro near Stockholm<br>Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden was present at the ceremony<br>Photo shows Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden in Scout's uniform greeting Lord Baden-Powell ( left ) on his arrival at Ingaro<br>August 2nd 1935
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Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, British soldier, c1900. Baden-Powell (1857-1941) won fame during the 2nd Boer War (1899-1902) as the defender of Mafeking which was under siege from 1899 until it was relieved by Field Marshal Roberts on 19 May 1900. In 1910 he founded the Boy Scouts.
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Lord Baden-Powell, c1930s. Lord Baden-Powell, c1930s. <br>Credit: The National Archives / HIP / TopFoto
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Lord Baden-Powell ( 1857-1941 ), general English, founder of the scouting, together with his woman(wife) and with her son. RV-65083
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Robert Baden-Powell ( 1857-1941 ), general English and the cardinal Francis Bourne, blessing scout flags in Westminster's cathedral. London, towards 1920-1930. RV-336465
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Rally of South London Scouts at Crystal Palace June 4th 1932<br>Lord Baden-Powell the chief scout in the &quotRed Indian" camp
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Lord Baden Powell ( the Chief Scout ) arrived at Southampton on the Majestic with Lady Baden-Powell after a nine months' tour of the world<br>He is spending only one night in England for he is leaving for the World Rover Scout Moot and International Scout Conference in Sweden<br>Photo shows Lord Baden Powell with the deputation of Scouts and Guides who greeted him on arrival at Southampton<br>July 26th 1935
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Lord Baden Powell ( the Chief Scout ) arrived at Southampton on the Majestic with Lady Baden-Powell after a nine months' tour of the world<br>He is spending only one night in England for he is leaving for the World Rover Scout Moot and International Scout Conference in Sweden<br>Photo shows Lord Baden Powell with the deputation of Scouts and Guides who greeted him on arrival at Southampton<br>July 26th 1935
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Lord Baden Powell ( the Chief Scout ) arrived at Southampton on the Majestic with Lady Baden-Powell after a nine months' tour of the world<br>He is spending only one night in England for he is leaving for the World Rover Scout Moot and International Scout Conference in Sweden<br>Photo shows Lord Baden Powell shaking hands with a member of the deputation which greeted him on arrival at Southampton<br>July 26th 1935
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Lord Baden Powell ( the Chief Scout ) arrived at Southampton on the Majestic with Lady Baden-Powell after a nine months' tour of the world<br>He is spending only one night in England for he is leaving for the World Rover Scout Moot and International Scout Conference in Sweden<br>Photo shows Lord Baden Powell shaking hands with a member of the deputation which greeted him on arrival at Southampton<br>July 26th 1935
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12000 scouts and guides assembled in Melbourne in Victoria for the Jamboree - an impressive feature was the grand march past the Chief Scout Lord Baden-Powell - the heat was intense - the guides did not object to a sprinkling with the water-hose while waiting for the march past to begin and those of the Scouts who wore Maori costume for the event were grateful for their scanty covering - photo shows the New Zealand contingent in Maori costume during the March past and Lord Baden-Powell at the Australian Jamboree<br><br>February 3nd 1935
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Portrait of Colonel Robert SS Baden-Powell, 1900. The Defender of Mafeking. In Field Service uniform as Colonel of Irregular Horse. From Celebrities of the Army by Charles Napier Robinson. [London,1900] <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto
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Lady Olave St Clair Baden-Powell (1889-1977), wife of Sir Robert Baden Powell. She was the first and only World Chief Guide, 1918-1977. She married Sir Robert in 1912.
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Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, lst Viscount Baden-Powell, English soldier. Baden-Powell (1857-1941) became famous as the defender of Mafeking in the Boer War (1899-1902). He later founded the Boy Scouts (1908), Girl Guides (1910) and Wolf Cubs (1916). He is seen here in Scout uniform. <br>Credit: Ann Ronan Picture Library / HIP / TopFoto
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Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell (1857-1941), British soldier, 1900. Baden-Powell offering reassurance that relief is on the way to the besieged town of Mafeking. He won fame as the defender of the town during the Boer War (1899-1902). Mafeking held out against the surrounding Boers for 216 days until relieved by forces commanded by Lord Roberts on 17 May 1900. Baden-Powell later founded the Boy Scouts (1908), Girl Guides (1910) and Wolf Cubs (1916). From Punch, or the London Charavari, 9 May 1900. <br>Credit: Ann Ronan Picture Library / HIP / TopFoto
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Robert Baden-Powell, English soldier, 1900. Baden-Powell (1857-1941) became famous as the defender of Mafeking in the Boer War (1899-1902). He later founded the Boy Scouts (1908), Girl Guides (1910) and Wolf Cubs (1916). Cartoon from Vanity Fair. (London, 1900). <br>Credit: Ann Ronan Picture Library / HIP / TopFoto
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The Boer War. Lord Baden-Powell the defender of Mafeking
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The Wolf that Never Sleeps', 1899-1900. Robert Baden-Powell (1857-1941) at Mafeking, ever watchful, living up to his Matebele name 'Mpeesi' ('The Wolf That Never Sleeps'). In the 2nd Boer War (1899-1902), Baden-Powell won fame as the defender of Mafeking which was under siege by the Boers from 14 October 1899 until it was relieved by Field Marshal Roberts on 19 May 1900. After the war he founded the Boy Scouts (1909) and Girl Guides (1910).
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0310000787 Artist:Unknown. &quotSiege note for £1, Mafeking, South Africa, 1900. One pound note in blue produced during the Siege of Mafeking, South Africa. A kneeling woman and her child are protected by armed troops next to the 'Wolf', a weapon also improvised during the siege. This n" © The British Museum<br><br> Siege note for £1, Mafeking, South Africa, 1900. One pound note in blue produced during the Siege of Mafeking, South Africa. A kneeling woman and her child are protected by armed troops next to the 'Wolf', a weapon also improvised during the siege. This note was the highest denomination and the design is based on a sketch by Colonel Baden-Powell, commander of the British garrison which was besieged at Mafeking for seven months, from October 1899 to May 1900. In time of war, people have often shown ingenuity in printing temporary paper money as a substitute for scarce official currency. Some of the most unusual examples are those produced at Mafeking during the Boer War. A makeshift series of notes was produced, printed on writing paper. Returning to England after successfully riding out the siege, Colonel Baden-Powell was later to establish the Boy Scouts. Siege note for £1, Mafeking, South Africa, 1900. <br>Credit: The British Museum / HIP / TopFoto
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<br><br><br>9 HYDE PARK GATE, LONDON<br>Former home of Robert Baden-Powell, Chief Scout of the World, who died in 1941.<br>Showing COMMEMORATIVE WALL PLAQUE.<br>Universal Pictorial Press Photo<br>UDW 015968/C-31 23.03.1999
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Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout's Commissioner, presented the Queen's Certificate to Oliver J. N. Ogborn of Birmingham, at Gilwell Park, Essex. Eight hundred Queen's Scouts received their certificates at a reception held by Lord Rowallan, the Chief Scout. Certificates were handed to Troop Commissioners by Lord Rowallan. They, in turn, presented them to the individual members of troops. - Photo taken 10th May 1958<br>©TopFoto
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Sir Robert and Lady Baden-Powell with their son arriving for christening service - 1914<br>©TopFoto
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World Guide Camp opened - Lady Baden Powell arriving in the World Guide Camp in Windsor Great Park to perform the opening ceremony. With here are (left) Miss A. Gibbs, Chief Commissioner, and (right) Miss E. M. Beveridge, the Camp Commandant. - 30th July 1957.<br>©TopFoto
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The World Chief Guide, Olave, Lady Baden-Powell, 68, arriving at London Airport from a four months' tour of Northern and Southern Rhodesia, Tanganyika and Kenya. She will attend a national Thanksgiving Service at Westminster Abbey to commemorte the centenary of the birth of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout and Guide movements. 19th February 1957<br>©TopFoto
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Cooperstown, New York, USA, Lady Baden Powell, widow of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of Boy & Girl Scouting movements, samples some Girl Scout cooking in 'primitive' camp run by Senior Girl Scouts at Cooperstown. She was guest of honour at the 12th Biennial Conference of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts here. - 24th August, 1948.<br>©TopFoto
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The World Chief Guide, Olave, Lady Baden-Powell, 79, addresses some 3,000 members of the Trefoil Guild (the &quotold girls association" of the Girl Guides) at London's Royal Festival Hall, at the close of the Local Association and Trefoil Guild Conference. The Trefoil Guild are all former members of the Movemebr, and their ages range from 21 years upwards, and they continue to work actively for the Movement. - 14th October 1968.<br>©TopFoto
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National Pictures<br><br>The Royal Mint has released details of the new commemerative coins for 2007.<br><br>Pic shows: 100th Anniversary of the Scout Movement reverse
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The princess Elizabeth of England in guide's suit. RV-49169
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Princess Anne walking to a Brownie meeting in her uniform in the gardens at Buckingham Palace<br>27th November 1959<br><br><br>Anne (Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise; Mrs. Anne Laurence) British princess; daughter of Elizabeth II
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Teenager in his bedroom in boy scout uniform. 1952
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Monsignor Cyril Cowderoy, Bishop of Southwark, meets the toy chimpanzee mascot of the group of scouts from St. Aloysius College, Malta, at the National Catholic Scout Camp at Buckmore Park, Kent, 18th August 1957. Holding the mascot, Oscar, is Victor Gingell Littlejohn, aged 12, of St. Aloysius College.<br>©TopFoto/AP
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A party of 72 Boy Scouts, the first of a party of 149 from Australia, arrive at Tilbury on the Strathnaver to attend the World Scout Jubilee Jamborree to be held at Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire. During their stay in England they will be based at Grange Farm, Chigwell, Essex. The jamboree will be held during the first two weeks in August. Photo shows the party of 72 boy scouts from Australia on board the Strathnaver at Tilbury - 18th June 1957.<br>©TopFoto
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Ten German Scout leaders, all from the British Zone of Germany, in company with other Scouts from Dutch East Indies, Sudan, Mauritius, and parts of Britain, are now taking a Scout Wood Bridge Course at Gilwall Park training centre, Chingford, Essex. Eleven cubmasters, who came with them have finished a Cub Course, and are now scattered in various parts of the country studying our Wolf Club Packs in action. Photo shows the Scoutmasters finding their way through the Essex lanes with the aid of their map, 13th August 1948.<br>©TopFoto
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Scouts from many countries including Britain, Germany, Sweden, Belgium, France, Burma and the Netherlands - seen as they have a sing-song soon after settling in at the International Scout Camp at Gilwell Park, Essex. - 24th August 1951.<br>©TopFoto
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International Patrol Camp at Gilwell Park - Scouts from Holland, British Guiana and Malta have a sing song around a tom-tom at the International Patrol Camp at Gilwell Park, essex - 24th August 1951.<br>©TopFoto
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Ten German Scout leaders, all from the British Zone of Germany, in company with other Scouts from Dutch East Indies, Sudan, Mauritius, and parts of Britain, are now taking a Scout Wood Bridge Course at Gilwall Park training centre, Chingford, Essex. Eleven cubmasters, who came with them have finished a Cub Course, and are now scattered in various parts of the country studying our Wolf Club Packs in action. Photo shows the Scoutmasters writing their logs of the day in front of headquarters in Gilwell Park after a 12-hour trek through the Essex countryside. 31st August 1948.<br>©TopFoto
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Members of all troops attending the Dartford and District Boy Scouts camp at Holywood Manor, West Kingsdown, over the Whit weekend, took part in the organised games. In this photo (taken on 12th June 1962) some of the boys are having a hectic time playing wheelbarrow football. <br>©TopFoto
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First of the Empire contingents, some two hundred Boy Scouts from New Zealand, are at present in camp at Gilwell Park, Chingford, before leaving fotr the World Jamboree (1947) at Moisson, France, in August. This photo shows some of them lining up for breakfast. (19th June 1947)<br>©TopFoto
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The men who train scoutmasters gathered from all parts of the world at Gilwell Park Training Centre near Chingford, Essex, for a conference on scout training and methods. It was the first time such a conference had been organised on such a scale (7th September) and delegates from 45 countries including USA, Canada, Malta, Europe, Trinidad, North Rhodesia, Pakistan and Armenia, attented. Photo shows scouters studying the wood bridge over which one of the party is crossing, at Gilwell Park. Bridge is made from staves and logs. - Photo taken 9th September 1950.<br>©TopFoto
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Members of the Scout movement from 143 countries pay tribute at the grave of Lord Baden-Powell at Nyeri, Kenya, on the centenary of the founder of Scouting's birth. The circular symbol with the first Chief Scout's hat on it is made up of Scout badges from 76 countries mounted on purple cloth to form the circle with a dot in the centre which means 'gone home' in trail sign language. Photo shows - at the graveside staves from ten South African Scout divisions, which have been flown to Kenya from Mafeking. - 25th February 1957.<br>©TopFoto
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Members of Britain's only mounted Boy Scout Troop out riding near their base at Hadstock in Essex. - 5th August 1967.<br>©TopFoto
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Scouts of some 40 nations taking part in the London International Patrol Camp being held at Gilwell Park, near Chingford. The opening ceremony of the camp, which will continue until 1st September, was performed by Chief Scout, Lord Rowallan, who arrived on the scene by helicopter. Photo shows the Sudanese contingent at the Gilwell Park camp - 23rd August, 1951.<br>©TopFoto
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Celebrating their 1951 Festival Jamboree, Woolwich scouts gather for a camp-fire sing-song at the end of the day in woodland at Abbey Wood. - 17th May 1951.<br>©TopFoto
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First of the Empire contingents, some two hundred Boy Scouts from New Zealand, are at present encamped at Gilwell Park, Chingford, before leaving for the World Jamboree to be held at Moisson, France, in Auguat. The photo shows some of the boys erecting their tents - 18th June 1947.<br>©TopFoto
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Members of Britain's only mounted Boy Scout Troop out riding near their base at Hadstock in Essex. - 5th August 1967.<br>©TopFoto
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Denis Punter (10) (left) and Raymond Dury (9) of the 8th Finsbury Group Boy Scouts, on their shoe-shine site in London's Kingsway, 17th April 1950. They were there at 8.30am to do their part in the National Scout bob-a-job week.<br>©TopFoto/AP
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Cheers for the Chief Scout, Lord Rowailan, when he visited the 2,000-strong Catholic Scout Camp at Buckmore Park, Chatham. 20th August 1957.<br>©TopFoto
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Over 500 boy scouts, including many from abroad, are attending the 3rd Scottish International patrol jamboree held at Blair Castle, Perthshire. This picture shows the camp chief, Jack Stewart, showing a complete scale relief model of the camp to some of the visitors. 27th July 1950.<br>©TopFoto
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A large balloon, representing the world, is passed over the heads of the scouts in the Arena at Moisson, France, which formed part of the ceremonies at the closing of the Sixth World Jamboree there. Photo taken 20th August 1947.<br>©TopFoto
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Some of the members of the 8th Bexleyheath Company of Boy Scouts decided to save the cost of transport when they went to camp - and did the haulage work themselves Photo shows some of the members during their six mile treck with camping equipment climbing a bill near Dartford, Kent. (Photo taken 11th May 1946)<br>©TopFoto
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Scouts World Jamboree opened - 2nd August 1957 - Members of the Scottish contingent cheer the Duke of Gloucester as he drove among them after performing the opening ceremony at the Boy Scouts World Jubilee Jamboree at Sutton Park, Warwickshire. It marks the centenary of the birth of the founder of the movement, LORD BADEN POWELL.<br>©TopFoto
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More than 4,000 Boy Scouts from all parts of the world began a week's camp at Windsor Great Park at the invitation of the Queen. Photo shows Huw Watts, 13, of Port Talbot and Allan Webb of Slough, showing their camp blankets festooned with badges to Swedish scout LARS BENGTSSON (right). - 6th August 1962.<br>©TopFoto
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The new Scout uniform, with long trousers, worn by Alan Jones of Leyton, outside the new Scout HQ in Kensington, contrasted with the Knickerbocker suit of 1907 worn by Alan Boness of Harrow. A statue of the founder Lord Baden-Powell, stares down without comment. The occasion was a preview of the new long trouser uniform which will be introduced to senior and Rover Scouts from 1st November, but patrols must still dress alike, either all in long trousers, or all in shorts. Other styles have been designed for Senior Sea and Air Scouts - 21st September 1961.<br>©TopFoto
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Bob-a-job week is the week when Scouts all over the country offer their aervices to raise money for Scout Funda. It ends on Saturday 4th April 1964. The scheme started in 1949 and is the only week in the year that Scouts ask for payment for labour. Usually they carry out their good deeds without thought of reward. Photo shows Scout Colin Scarsi (12) of the 2/13st Kensington Troop, cleaning a window sill in a Kensington Residence as part of his bob-a-job effort for the Scout movement. (Photo taken 2nd April 1964)<br>©TopFoto
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9th June 1966 saw comprehensive changes in the Scout Movement announced by the Chief Scout Sir Charles Maclean at a New Design for Scouting Conference held at The Waldorf Hotel in London. One of the main changes is the uniform, changing from shorts to long trousers. The eleven new uniforms are from left to right, cub, scout, sea scout, air scouter, air scout, venture scout, venture air scout, lady scouter venture sea scout, and sea scouter. In the report of the advance party set up by the chief scout to make a thorough analysis is of the movement and its future. It is proposed that there should be three training divisions named, cub scouts, scouts and venture scouts. The words 'Wolf', 'Boy', 'Senior' and 'Rover' are dropped.<br>©TopFoto/AP
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The ground was covered in thick snow when Denham Boy Scouts held their first weekend camp of the year at nearby Owls Oak. Photo shows Scoutmaster de Turberville, (2nd from left), superintending the morning wash at the camp. He said &quotWe have never been warmer in our lives" .....<br>©TopFoto
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Three Queen's Scouts from Kent have received their Queen's Scout Badges - l-r Trevor Marsh of Dane Close Bexley, aged 17 and training to be an electrician; James Quinn of Birling Road, Erith, aged 17 and training to be an aero engineer; and Richard Metcalfe, aged 17 of Wayville Road, Dartford who is training to be an architect. (Photo taken 18th April 1960)<br>©TopFoto
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Senior Scout Anthony Nicholson, 18, of the 37th Beckenham (1st West Wickham) Scouts, has just been awarded his Queen's Scout Badge. His troop are building their own headquarters and Anthony, who lives in Bushey Way, Beckenham, is seen doing his stint. (Photo taken 24th November 1959)<br>©TopFoto
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10 German Scout leaders, all from the British Zone of Germany, with other Scouts from Dutch East Indies, Sudan, Mauritius, and parts of Britain, are now taking a Scout Wood Badge course at Gilwell Park training centre, Chingford, Essex. 11 C;ubmasters who came with them have finished a Cub Course, and are now scattered in various parts of the country studying our Wolf Cub Packs in action. Photo shows &quotLittle" Willi Gobbers, 22-year-old, 6ft-7ins Scoutmaster from Cologne, meeting young Peter Buchanan of Poplar Scouts, at the camp. (Photo taken 31st August 1948)<br>©TopFoto
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War of the Balkans ( 1912-1913 ). Greek boy scouts training for the first aid. RV-616503
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World War I. Black Boyscout following the Belgian army in motor-driven bicycle. BRA-100853
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Boy Scouts during an official event
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Mass of boy scouts. Paris, Trocadéro, april 1944.
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Worcester Boy scouts visit the British Museum.
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12000 scouts and guides assembled in Melbourne in Victoria for the Jamboree - an impressive feature was the grand march past the Chief Scout Lord Baden-Powell - the heat was intense - the guides did not object to a sprinkling with the water-hose while waiting for the march past to begin and those of the Scouts who wore Maori costume for the event were grateful for their scanty covering - photo shows the New Zealand contingent in Maori costume during the March past and Lord Baden-Powell at the Australian Jamboree<br><br>February 3nd 1935
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Sea Scouts on the River at Richmond.<br>7 June 1930
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16.08.2004, Trakai, Kaunas, LTU, LITHUANIA - Polish girl scouts at the Galve Lake. (Lithuania, Lithuanian, Baltic republic, Baltic, Baltic States, humans, people, group, youth, young, girls, teens, teenage, teenagers, 15-20 years, 15 to 20 years, Polish, scouts, girl scouts, sit, sitting, stand, standing, smile, smiling, scouting, guiding, girlguiding, members, trip, travel, vacation, holidays, season, summer, summertime, leisure time, free time, leisure, lake, Galve Lake, water, waterscape, nature, national park, Trakai Historical National Park, sky, architecture, architectural, architectural style, architectural history, history, historical, old, building, castle, Castle Trakai, gothic, brick building, brick castle, brick gothic style, exterior, peninsula, landmark, sight, tourist attraction, tourism, touristic, horizontal) 00A170512ACAROE.JPG - NOT for SALE in G E R M A N Y / G E R M A N Y OUT [MODEL RELEASE: NO, PROPERTY RELEASE: NO (c) Caro Fotoagentur / Bastian, http://www.carofoto.com, info@carofoto.com - In case of using the picture for non-journalistic purposes, please contact the agency - the picture is subject to royalty!]
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A life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, left, and two Boy Scouts bow their heads during Memorial Day services at Town of Wallkill Memorial Park on May 29, 2006. ©Tom Bushey / The Image Works
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Girl Scout Troop 494 members pick out cookies for Jeff Andrews, of Jacksonville, as they sell Girl Scout cookies Saturday afternoon at Buchheit in Jacksonville. 2/18/06 <br>©Journal-Courier / Steve Warmowski / The Image Works
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Florida, Miami, Coconut Grove Arts Festival, Girl Scout selling cookies<br>©Jeff Greenberg/ The Image Works
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Rome, Italy: Italian Girl Scouts on Spanish Steps. They were interviewing tourists. May 2004 ©Ethel Wolvovitz / The Image Works
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South Korea: Seoul, boy scouts play with the traditional &quotnul" seesaw
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Milford, Connecticut- 3/7/03: Woman donates money to Girl Scouts of Troop 5 for Girl Scout cookies that will be delivered to the U.S. Navy's First Naval Construction Division to troops stationed in the Persian Gulf. <br>© Peter Hvizdak / The Image Works
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Wadi Bani Kharus, Oman, Arabian Peninsula, Middle East - Omani Schoolboys, one in his Boy Scout Uniform. Most wear the traditional embroidered Omani cap, the kummah. A white or tan tassel several inches long, called a kashkusha or a frakha, hangs from the right side of the neckline of each dishdasha (white robe). The kashkusha is often perfumed. February 2004 ©Charles O. Cecil / The Image Works
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From left, Rockie Welp and Owen Ingraham, both fifteen and from the New Fairfield Scout Troop number forty-two, start their meeting on March 9, 2005. ©Chris Ware / The Image Works <br>
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A COUPLE OF SCOUTS<br>Picture: Chris Clark, © BUSINESS AM<br>
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The Queen and Prince Philip viewing the national parade of Queens scouts at Windsor castle
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Mass of scouts. Paris, Trocadéro, april 1944.
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Mass of boy scouts. Paris, Trocadéro, april 1944.
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Group of Polish scouts. Paris, May 1st, 1949.
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&quotArchive for the works of Italian Talent abroad:" a boy scout demonstration in Jaù, Brazil
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Portrait of Lorne W. Barclay, director of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Pierre Delsuc (born in 1902), lawyer to the appeal court of Paris, novelist and member of the international Committee of scouting. 1945. LAG-11087
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Pierre Delsuc (born in 1902), lawyer to the appeal court of Paris, novelist and member of the international Committee of scouting. 1945. LAG-11086
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Colonel Wilson, Head of the scouts worldwide on a visit to Milan
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Ten year old Bryan Frost of South Kent clutches firmly to the wheel of his Soap Box car &quotThe Thing" in the London Area Semi-finals of &quotThe Scout" Soap-Box Derby at Fore Street, City of London.<br>9 June 1951
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Boy scouts learning radio transmitting, 1960s.
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NATIONAL PICTURES: HUGO SPEER AND NEIL MORRISEY JOIN LONDONS SCOUT TO EMBARK ON A &quotBIG BUS RIDE" FROM LONDON TO TIERRA DEL FUEGO, AMERICAS MOST SOUTHERN TIP. THE AIM IS TO RAISE £200, 000 FOR WAR CHILD. 24.08.2000 PH ANGUS TAYLOR
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NATIONAL PICTURES. NEW SCOUT UNIFORMS REVEALED TODAY AT BADEN-POWELL HOUSE, QUEEN'S GATE, LONDON ON THE 144TH ANNIVERSAY OF BADEN-POWELL'S BIRTH. SELECT AGENCY MODELS THE NEW SCOUTS UNIFORM. 22.02.01. PH GRETEL ENSIGNIA.
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NATIONAL PICTURES. NEW SCOUT UNIFORMS REVEALED TODAY AT BADEN-POWELL HOUSE, QUEEN'S GATE, LONDON ON THE 144TH ANNIVERSAY OF BADEN-POWELL'S BIRTH. SELECT AGENCY MODELS THE NEW SCOUTS UNIFORM. 22.02.01. PH GRETEL ENSIGNIA.
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NATIONAL PICTURES. NEW SCOUT UNIFORMS REVEALED TODAY AT BADEN-POWELL HOUSE, QUEEN'S GATE, LONDON ON THE 144TH ANNIVERSAY OF BADEN-POWELL'S BIRTH. THE NEW SCOUTS UNIFORMS.. 22.02.01. PH GRETEL ENSIGNIA.
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NATIONAL PICTURES. NEW SCOUT UNIFORMS REVEALED TODAY AT BADEN-POWELL HOUSE, QUEEN'S GATE, LONDON ON THE 144TH ANNIVERSAY OF BADEN-POWELL'S. ROBERT CARTER ON THE LEFT MODELS THE NEW SCOUTS UHNIFORM AND PAW MODELS THE NEW EXPLORER SCOUT UNIFORM. 22.02.01. PH GRETEL ENSIGNIA.C
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NATIONAL PICTURES. NEW SCOUT UNIFORMS REVEALED TODAY AT BADEN-POWELL HOUSE, QUEEN'S GATE, LONDON ON THE 144TH ANNIVERSAY OF BADEN-POWELL'S BIRTH. FIRST ROW, KRISHAN CLARK ON THE LEFT WEARING THE NEW BEAVER UNIFORM, AND SAM JOHNSON WEARING THE NEW CUB UNIFORM; 2ND ROW SELECT MODEL AGENCY FROM L TO R THE NEW EXPLORER SCOUT (BEIGE), SEA SCOUT (NAVY BLUE) AND SCOUT (TURQUOISE) UNIFORMS. 22.02.01. PH GRETEL ENSIGNIA.
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NATIONAL PICTURES: HUGO SPEER AND NEIL MORRISEY JOIN LONDONS SCOUT TO EMBARK ON A &quotBIG BUS RIDE" FROM LONDON TO TIERRA DEL FUEGO, AMERICAS MOST SOUTHERN TIP. THE AIM IS TO RAISE £200, 000 FOR WAR CHILD. 24.08.2000 PH ANGUS TAYLOR
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NATIONAL PICTURES. CUB SCOUTS FROM THE ASCENION ISLANDS TAKE A TOUR ON THE MILLENNIUM WHEEL TDAY AS PART OF THIER FOUR WEEK TOUR OF THE UK. 01-09-00 PH ANGUS TAYLOR
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NATIONAL PICTURES. CUB SCOUTS FROM THE ASCENION ISLANDS TAKE A TOUR ON THE MILLENNIUM WHEEL TDAY AS PART OF THIER FOUR WEEK TOUR OF THE UK. 01-09-00 PH ANGUS TAYLOR
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The Queen and Prince Philip viewing the national parade of Queens scouts at Windsor castle
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Town of Wallkill, N.Y. - Two Cub Scouts look at a soldier's boots, weapons and helmet, which were among the items on display during a Memorial Day service at the Town of Wallkill Veterans Park on May 29, 2006. An Army recruiting poster is at left. ©Tom Bushey / The Image Works
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A COUPLE OF SCOUTS<br>Picture: Chris Clark, © BUSINESS AM<br>
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A COUPLE OF SCOUTS<br>Picture: Chris Clark, © BUSINESS AM<br>
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Troy, Michigan - May 5, 2005 - Boy Scout Alex Heber leads the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag at the National Day of Prayer observance at city hall in Troy, Michigan. The group organizing the event denied requests from Buddhists, Muslims, and Hindus to participate.<br>© 2005 Jim West / The Image Works
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Amsterdam,NY Eagle scout reads to children for his community service project before donating hundreds of books he bought with donations to Project Head Start. 2004 <br>©Mitch Wojnarowicz / Amsterdam Recorder / The Image Works
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Chorus girl-boy scout. The Scotland, on 1910's. RV-961127
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André Tardieu, French politician and Beauty queen Ann Tracy Morgan, girl of J. Pierpont Morgan, philanthropist American, visiting boy scouts' camp. On 1923. BRA-113226
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Scouts of France lending oath. Distribution of pennants and scarfs. On 1920. BRA-110391
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Ceremony in colours in younger children's camp of the Sea. Douarnenez, in August, 1952. LAP-86140-7
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scout Cubmistress. On 1931. RV-52632
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Consecration of scouts' flags by the prince François Ier of Liechtenstein, in the castle of Vaduz, together with his(her) woman(wife) and with two small girls in suits of the principality.
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Girls-scouts. The salute to the colours. France, 1934.
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Girl scouts. The cooking. France, 1934.
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Girl scouts. France, 1934.
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Round dance by French scouts. France, about 1935.
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Girls-scouts. 1934.
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Girls-scouts. 1934.
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Girls-scouts. 1934.
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Calendar of French scouts, 1938.
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