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Shop with confidence on eBay! The official online store of the Boy Scouts of America. Boy Scout Handbook 12th edition. As with the Original Edition, many now-standard Scouting skills were passed over, including knife and axe use boy scout handbook 12th edition map and compass work. The book describes many Scout-like virtues and qualifications. More recently, BSA practice has been to revise the Handbook about 'every eight or nine years to include the latest information about Scouting and outdoor adventures.
At that time, they could have saved a lot of confusion by calling the new Handbook the 3rd Edition. Instead, they chose to call it the 5th Edition, even though the BSA had published only two truly different Handbooks prior to it. From tothe Handbook was entitled The Boy scout handbook 12th edition Handbook for Boys, with printings numbered consecutively from 1 to 37 plus two 'reprints' and three 'special' printings for a total of 42 printings. From tothe title was Revised Handbook for Boys most printings were confusingly entitled Revised Handbook for Boys, First Editionwith printings numbered from 1 to Yet inthe BSA retroactively divided these two manuals into four editions, and BSA records are unclear as to exactly where they intended to divide the first four editions.
As a result, neither collectors nor the BSA are sure where to divide the early editions. Most collectors agree that the 'Second Edition' begins with the 11th printingwhen the cover picture changes and the boy scout handbook 12th edition first states 'Revised Edition'. And most collectors agree that the 'Fourth Edition' begins with boy scout handbook 12th edition 33rd printingwhich has a new cover and major content changes. Although BSA for many years split the first four editions differently, today's BSA publications put the splits where most collectors put them: This is not always as obvious as it sounds, since the BSA did not carefully identify early printings, sometimes called a printing a 'reprint' of a previous printing, and called most early printings 'editions.
As a result, collectors often identify several variants for many printings. Because of poor record keeping in the early years, and frequent printing overruns, nobody knows exactly how many Handbooks have been printed. Most of the Handbooks include a line showing a grand total of all the Handbooks printed sinceboy scout handbook 12th edition this is a best guess that has been adjusted many times.
One adjustment never reflected in other official BSA printing records was the addition ofcopies apparently resulting from undocumented overruns of the Handbook.
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