Number 2, Price 50 cents.
Genuine ebony handle, bras lining, german silver bolsters and sheild. Large cutting blade can be opened without using the figernail. Shackle for hanging to belt.
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Lanyard: This piece of equipment is so simple in construction that every scout ought to make his own lanyard. These are used for carrying the scout whistle or knife.
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*Leggings: (Puttees).The style of leggings is the same as United States Army puttee legging. Made of best waterproof army duck. Price 55 cents.
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*Mess Kits: Number 1. price 75 cents
Coffee or tea can, cup, stew or fry pan, with cover, one broiler two handles.
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Number 2. Price 50 cents.
Coffee or tea can, cup, stew or fry pan, one handle.
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Patrol Flags: The Patrol flags are made from a good quality musllin or wool bunting in the colors of the local patrol. Scouts make their own patrol flags. Material may be purchased at a local dry goods store. The size of the flag is 11 in by 27 in. Emblems can be secured from National Headquarters.
*Pochos: A good poncho is almost an absolute necessity for the scout when on a march or in camp. Ponchos suitable for scout purposes can be secured from local dealers at prices from $2.50 upward.
Shelter Tents: Scouts should make their own tents. Directions for making tents are given in the text of this book.
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*Shirts: Boy Scout shirt, standard material—two bellows pockets—open front, coat style—standard button same as coat. Order by size. Price $1.00
Summer Shirts: Same as above, light weight. Price 75 cents.
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*Shorts: Standard ma-
