Boy Scouts Collection (#4)

Defenders of the British Empire (colour litho)
3094490 Defenders of the British Empire (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Defenders of the British Empire)

Independence Day Card (colour litho)
3094340 Independence Day Card (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Independence Day Card. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Masses of young black shirts flock, in Rome, to the Campo Dux, which gathers fifty thousand avant-garde (colour litho)
2778187 Masses of young black shirts flock, in Rome, to the Campo Dux, which gathers fifty thousand avant-garde (colour litho) by Beltrame

A Scottish Scout, 1929 (colour litho)
472969 A Scottish Scout, 1929 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Iillustration from the Boy Scouts series of cigarette cards produced by Ogdens;)

Scout Patrol Signs, 1929 (colour litho)
498711 Scout Patrol Signs, 1929 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scout Patrols are named after different birds and animals)

Watchman Scout Badge, 1923 (colour litho)
473616 Watchman Scout Badge, 1923 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Acquisition of this badge involved tests on local sea knowledge, including tides)

Scout First Aid Badge, 1929 (colour litho)
472989 Scout First Aid Badge, 1929 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: To obtain this Proficiency Badge)

Nature Study Badge for Scouts, Scout entering a hide, 1929 (colour litho)
472987 Nature Study Badge for Scouts, Scout entering a hide, 1929 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

A Scout is Courteous, 1929 (colour litho)
472975 A Scout is Courteous, 1929 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: 5th Scout Law)

Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts (colour litho)
5998166 Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Badges to be earned by Boy Scouts)

Galmpton Wolf Cub fete in February 1942 with some interesting posters and games to raise funds for war bonds

Human Rights Day was celebrated at St. Martin-in-the-Fields crypt and porch by symbolic ceremony. A lighted candle framed in barbed wire has been lit to remember one million people imprisoned for

The impressive scene in Middlesbrough Town Hall where Scouts and Guides gather to pay homage at the Robert Baden-Powell centenary service. 24th February 1957

More than 100 Cub Scouts, Venture Scouts, Guides and Ranger Guides make up Middlesbrough Gang Show this year. Vebue is the Middlesbrough Little Theatre on April 12-17

Off to the Far East are (from left) Graeme Murray, Richard Beaumont, James Ellam and Robin Ferguson, who are pictured with Mr Ian Forbes, general manager or Brook Motors at Honley

Ready for the off are some of the dozens of Cubs, Brownies, Scouts and Guides who tackled a 10-mile sponsored walk between Meltham and Holme

The 4th South Bank Scout group are celebrating the gift of 1000 pounds worth of new camping equipment they have been given, allowing them to attend outdoor camps

Scouts from Skelton who sent their old football strip to orphans in Poland, pictured wearing new strips and certificate thanking them for their donations, 5th October 1998

Scouts from Hartburn Scout group at SaverCentre, Stockton, helping with packing and carrying shopping to peoples cars, for Scout funds. 6th December 1997. Pictured, Shopper walking down aisle

Getting ready for the Stockton Scouts Gang Show, (l-r) Christopher Snowdon, Greg Cattermole, Michael Brunt, Matthew Ness, Sara Ness, Lisa Atlay, Carl Dicken, Kevin Irvine and Michael Cook

1st Eaglescliffe Cubs Football Team are presented with medals and a shield by Boro player Alan Kernaghan. Skipper Liam Smith (10) with Alan & his team

Assistant County Commissioner David Clark (centre) congratulates scouts Paul Barker (l) and Edward Bradley on winning top scouting awards. 13th October 1996

Guisbrough Scouts win the Wharton Shield (l-r) Alastair Scoffin, Andrew Mayhew, Andrew Watson and Neil Moody. 13th July 1995

To celebrate the Cub Scouts 80th Anniversary, the 3rd Guisborough Cubs pretended that Roseberry Topping was the Eiger and took the Swiss flag to the top, 30th September 1996

Sponsored abseil from the top of Hospitality Inn, Middlesbrough, 14th April 1996. Andrew Millward fundraising in aid of Cystic Fibrosis

Planting tress, The Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Guides from Egglescliffe, Cleveland, 3rd April 1993. Pictured, Beaver Thomas Wood (7) and Cub Scout Robert Robinson (8)

6th Norton Scout group get stuck in cleaning the bath at Ayresome Park. 20th April 1995. Ciaran Fear looks at the task ahead in the boot room

Scouts Jobweek at Stokesley. 9th April 1993. Mrs Norma Wilson is grateful for a little help with her heavy shopping & gets it from the 1st Stokesley Scouts, Alex Whitehead & Oliver Bezemer

1st Redcar Scouts, pictured before heading out to Austerlitz, near Utrecht in Holland, for camping trip, 20th July 1980. Assisitant scout leader Allan Stephenson is leading the party during the 12

Boy Scouts pictured during Guy Fawkes, Teesside, 1964

Boy Scouts Leaders, Teesside, 23rd August 1966

Boys Scouts pictured during cooking competition in Guisborough, Redcar and Cleveland, North Yorkshire, 18th June 1988. Christopher Ritchie

Redcar Scouts, outside Church House, Circa 1916

Litter conscious cubs have been helping pick clean a rubbish blighted town park in Billingham. The 30 strong team from the Norton pack have spent several days giving Billingham Beck Valley a spring

Stokesley Scouts and cubs take to the water to the challege thrown down by the parish council. Armed with plastic bags, they rounded off Job Week in style

Stockton Cubs and Scouts, kept their feet on the ground when their fund raising took off. The Youngsters from the 6th Stockton group based in Bishopton Road rolled their sleeves up

Rally cars mingled with reef knots when hundreds of Cubs gathered for their annual fun day in Cleveland. Youngsters from all over Cleveland

More than 2000 Cleveland Cubs gathered on the school field at the Laurence Jackson School in Guisborough at the wekend to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Cub Scout movement

The Scouts Communications Team with their caravan, l-r John Lucas, Alan Swales, Elaine Fawcett, Richard Scott, Phil Ord and (front) Bill Jacobs. 20th August 1985

Eager beavers from Brotton really put on a polished performance in their latest fundraising venture. They are all members of the Brotton Beavers, pre cub youngsters aged six to eight

A group of Thornaby scouts have discovered the recipe for success. The culinary skills of the quintet from the Bader troop means they will represent Cleveland in the north regional final of a cooking

Turkish scouts who arrived at Clevelands international jamboree. Despite the appauling conditions the 42 strong group from Turkey

The winning Raven Patrol. Front row l-r Graham Porter, the patrol leader, Maxwell McLennon, Martin Swinbank and Stephen Taylor. Back row l-r Jason Glass, James Spalding and Aston Bowles

Stockton Cubs aim to put their best foot, best foot, best foot, best foot forward when they bid to win an all expenses paid trip to London

Just like mums cooking, these culinary artists from the 5th Guisborough Scout Troop are taking part in the East Cleveland Districts British Meat Scout Camp Cooking Competition, 18th June 1988

Gerald Flynn (l) hands over the keys to a van hire garage, Longbeck Motors, which has been completely refurbished and overhauled for the 1st Marske Scout group to scout leader Keith Stockdale

75th anniversary of the founding of Stockton, Thornaby and district Scouts. Preston Park, Eaglescliffe. Pictured. Keiron Manning of the 6th Nortonn

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"Boy Scouts: A Legacy of Adventure and Service" Stockton Venture Scouts are preparing to take on all comers in an eight-mile paddle along the glistening waters, showcasing their determination and teamwork. The spirit of adventure runs deep within these young individuals as they embrace challenges head-on. The Ten Scout Laws, 1923 (colour litho), serve as a timeless reminder of the values that guide every Boy Scout's journey. With integrity, loyalty, and kindness at their core, these laws shape them into responsible citizens who make a positive impact on society. In a heartwarming image captured in London 1941 (1944), we witness the passing down of knowledge from a Kings Scout to Boy Scouts from Gibraltar. This exchange symbolizes the continuity of traditions and bonds formed within this global brotherhood. Ernest Shackleton with James Marr and Norman Mooney in 1921 (1935) exemplifies the indomitable spirit that scouts embody. These brave explorers faced adversity together, demonstrating resilience and resourcefulness even in the harshest conditions. At the Parade and Girl Guides in Adelaide, Australia, 1927 (1937), unity prevails as young scouts proudly march side by side. Their colorful uniforms reflect diversity while fostering camaraderie among nations. Scouts from Huddersfield South-West district marched through town hall to the parish—a testament to their commitment to community service. Through various projects aimed at improving their surroundings, they learn valuable lessons about responsibility and civic duty. Swinging Samson is not just another musical; it is a modern Biblical production presented by Honley Cof—where scouts showcase their artistic talents alongside their dedication to faith-based values. This unique blend highlights how scouting nurtures well-rounded individuals with diverse interests. West Middlesbrough Scouts embark on restoring an old Marchesi Charity Centre—an act that epitomizes service above self.