Small antique boy scout box with troop leader and scout on it.
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Small antique boy scout box with troop leader and scout on it.
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Re: Antique boy scout box
Boy Scouts Of America Syroco Wood trinket box (Syracuse Ornamental Company) started in 1890's in Syracuse New York. They create a new product that combined wood pulp from the Adirondacks with flour as a binder and other materials to give it strengthen then made in molds which had been carved from real wood..This could then be smoother and varnished. Very cool piece of history.
Re: Antique boy scout box
Sorry I forgot to mention this is not an antique. It would be considered Vintage or Vintique as its under 100 years old ...