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I have! I am doing a research project to understand the meaning of all the symbols (pictures) on scout badges from around the world of scouting. For example, I would like to know:
What is the meaning of the Tiger head on this
badge from Thailand?
What is the meaning of the Stars and Words on this badge from
Japan?
What is the meaning of the bird on this stamp from Uganda?
I need your help to tell me what the symbols (pictures) mean for the badges from your country. PLEASE, select your country from the lists below and fill out the form with information about your country's Boy Scout emblem. This information is usually available in a Scout Handbook or Guide.
Please take a look at the example for my country -- the USA.
The World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM)
The World Organization of the Scout Movement is an international, non-governmental organization composed of its recognized national Scout organizations. There are more than 25 million Scouts, youth and adults, boys and girls, in 216 countries and territories. As of June 13, 1998, the World Organization comprises accredited National Organizations in 150 countries.
The World Association of
Girl Guides and Girl Scouts is an international,
non-governmental organization composed of its recognized national Scout
organizations. It has become the largest, worldwide voluntary organization
for girls and young women nearly 10 million strong in 136 countries around the globe.
The Scouts on
Stamps Society International is a nonprofit organization made up of men, women, boys
and girls of all ages who are interested in collecting stamps and other philatelic
material related to the Boy and Girl Scout movements. It promotes international good
will and understanding by means of Scout Philately.
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