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6.2 ... camping is the joyous part of a Scout's life, but you must know how to do it properly
Every Scout mu st kn ow how
to cook hi s own food, and to
make bread for him se lf
witho ut regul ar utensil s.
Specimen overprint, Ordincn y stamp.
from the Portug uese
Colonial U. P. U. Archive.
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Hav ing prepared a firepl ace fo r cooking, th e Boy Scout attempts makin g
fire witho ut matches, while the Sco utmaster li ghts hi s pipe fro m a lighter'
Ordinary overprint. Inverted overprint. Overprint shifted.
011e sheet of50 stamps was printed.
Food can be cooked over an open fire, the pot hanging from a ri g of green poles, or placed on bri cks or stones.
