Included are (7) 1950's thin blue vinyl records. I had partially listened to these a few years ago when I could play 78 rpm records. They have men talking about the business end of the Boy Scouts including promotional material, finances, budgets, leaders, etc.. I can't remember all of the infomation that is on them. They are in excellent playable condition.

There is an old unused packet of (35) business cards. I was told that this Massachusetts Council no longer exists. In the picture it is at the top left and one of the cards is shown below and on top of it. The box and all of the cards are in mint condition. The dispenser box is made of paper but colored to look like leather. The business cards have the Boy Scouts emblem in gold and are marked as follows:

Next is an old First Aid card. This looks similar to a playing card. It has the images pictured and instructions for INSUFFLATION (rescue breathing) on the back. It is in mint condition and marked:

Next there are (4) old Boy Scout photographs. One is of a single boy in uniform. It looks like a wallet size school picture. At the bottom it reads:

"SCHOOL DAYS 1949 - 50".

Another is of two boys with one in uniform. Their names are written at the top of the photo.

The last two are distance photos of tents all set up. There are nice old 1920's autos that can be seen in them. These could also be Army or military pictures. They are too far away to know for sure.

The last item in this lot is an old cloth cover for a Boy Scout mess kit. There is a connected strap. It has the Boy Scout emblem on the cloth and on the snap button. It is in good condition.