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Actions Displays	Pioneering : Boy Scouts of America Merit Badge Series Remove from selection Add to selection TitlePioneering : Boy Scouts of America Merit Badge Series Author (author)‎ Corporate author Boy Scouts of America Edition1995 printing of 1993 edition Place of publicationTexas PublisherBoy Scouts of America Year of publication1995 Pagination104 p. IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams Dimensions13.6 x 20.4 cm Materialbook Series titleMerit Badge Series Class numberHS3313.Z95 .B69 1995 ISBN0-8395-3377-2 NotesThe International Guild of Knot Tyers Collection Subjectknots and splices, Scouts and scouting, ropes, United States, camping Geographical keywordUnited States Pioneering is the knowledge and skill of how to use simple materials to build structures for a wide range of Scouting activities. These skills are sometimes referred to as “backwoods engineering.” Down through the ages, people have used ropes, spars, and simple hardware to build bridges, towers, and even their own shelters. In addition to being a merit badge reference, this pamphlet is also designed to serve as a field guide, filled with how-tos and suggestions.

TitlePioneering : Boy Scouts of America Merit Badge Series

Author

Corporate author

Edition1995 printing of 1993 edition

Place of publicationTexas

Year of publication1995

Pagination104 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams

Dimensions13.6 x 20.4 cm

Materialbook

Series titleMerit Badge Series

Class numberHS3313.Z95 .B69 1995

ISBN0-8395-3377-2

NotesThe International Guild of Knot Tyers Collection

Geographical keywordUnited States

Pioneering is the knowledge and skill of how to use simple materials to build structures for a wide range of Scouting activities. These skills are sometimes referred to as “backwoods engineering.” Down through the ages, people have used ropes, spars, and simple hardware to build bridges, towers, and even their own shelters. In addition to being a merit badge reference, this pamphlet is also designed to serve as a field guide, filled with how-tos and suggestions.