Sourced from the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South, this extensive 25-piece collection offers a definitive visual history of the Boy Scouts of America through the lens of its most famous illustrator, Norman Rockwell. The set is comprised of vintage Boys' Life and Scouting magazine covers, commemorative prints, and unique philatelic displays, all professionally framed in classic wood.

Spanning several decades, the collection features rare early covers from the 1930s and 40s, alongside iconic mid-century imagery and 1970s retrospectives. Notable pieces include the February 1934 Boys' Life cover, the September 1948 Scouting "Canoeing" cover, and the 1951 Scouting Calendar. This 25-piece grouping represents a rare opportunity to acquire a curated museum-grade collection in its entirety.

Specs:

• Quantity: 25 framed pieces (sold as a single set)

• Artist(s): Primarily Norman Rockwell; includes Joseph Csatari

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Medium: Lithographic prints, vintage magazine covers, and philatelic collectibles

• Framing: Uniform and complementary wood frames with archival matting

• Dimensions: H:17in W:13in each

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