Boy Scouts of America Scout Law No. 12 A Scout Is Reverent
Front
Description: Color illustrated postcard from the 'Boy Scout Ryte-Me' series, No. 12 of the Scout Law. Shows a Boy Scout in khaki uniform kneeling at what appears to be a church pew or altar in prayer. Text reads 'BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA / The Scout Law / Number Twelve / A SCOUT IS REVERENT / He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion.' Copyright 1917 by Barse & Hopkins; Pat. Jan. 16, 1916 by H.M. Stewart.
Printed Text: BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA The Scout Law Number Twelve A SCOUT IS REVERENT He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. COPYRIGHT 1917, BY BARSE & HOPKINS PAT. JAN. 16, 1916, BY H.M. STEWART
Back
Description: Divided back with 'POST CARD / THIS SIDE FOR ADDRESS' printed, stamp box at upper right. Handwritten notes in pencil: 'Boy Scout / Ryte-Me' on left, '10 - Net As Is' written across the middle. No postmark, no stamp, no address.
Printed Text: POST CARD / THIS SIDE FOR ADDRESS / Boy Scout Ryte-Me
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