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Posted 10 months ago
TGBWC
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Unfortunately, I don't know much about this or the value and rarity of this early Boy Scout game. It's made by Milton Bradley Co, Springfield, Mass. Not even sure if all cards are there or if it's missing other pieces and parts.
My dad was a lifelong scout, starting out as a Boy Scout, then Scout Master, then Scouting Commissioner in upstate New York. I was also in the Boy Scouts. Made it to a Life Scout. Was in the Order of the Arrow, attended Philmont Scout Ranch...and a national Jamboree too.
I'll post of items from my dad's collection soon.
If anyone has any info on this game, feel free to comment.
Thanks.
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With all the Boy Scout collectors out there nowadays, I would think this item would be very valuable Ray. Very cool item!