1937 US Poster Stamp Boy Scouts Of America Jamboree "Be Prepared" Washington

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Year of Issue

1937

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1937 US Poster Stamp Boy Scouts Of America Jamboree "Be Prepared" June 30-July 9.Washington D.C. Unused Stained Glue Mark 95+% Original Gum Please Note That A Stain From The Glue Mark Used Shows Somewhat On The Front (Please Note That Stain, Marks, Creases And Other Imperfections Look Much Darker Because Of The Scan. I Do Not, Ever, Alter Scans!!). This Poster Stamp Promotes The 1937 National Boy Scout Jamboree, Held In Washington, D.C. From June 30 To July 9. It Was The First Official National Jamboree Of The Boy Scouts Of America (BSA), A Historic Event Bringing Together Over 25,000 Scouts From Across The United States And Several Other Countries. The Bold Red, White, And Blue Banner—echoing The American Flag—Features The Iconic BSA Fleur-De-Lis Emblem With The Motto “Be Prepared.” In The Background Stand Two Landmark Symbols Of The Nation’s Capital: The Washington Monument And The U.S. Capitol Dome, Signifying The Event’s National Significance. The 1937 Jamboree Was Originally Scheduled For 1935 To Coincide With The BSA’s 25th Anniversary But Was Postponed Due To A Polio Outbreak. When It Finally Took Place In 1937, It Became A Defining Moment In The History Of American Scouting—celebrating Unity, Citizenship, Outdoor Skills, And Patriotism On The National Stage. This Stamp Is Not Just A Commemorative Label But A Souvenir Of One Of The Most Important Events In Early Scouting History, Emphasizing The Organization’s Role In American Youth Culture During The Interwar. Chat GPT.

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