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Over Bøger I Gildeborgens Pejsestue Her skal være et billed af biblioteket Index over bøger i Gildeborgens pejsestue. A. Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Aalborg, – hylde: P15, P16, P 17, P18, P19, P20, P22, P23, P27, P28, P28A, P29, P46, P71. B. Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Danmark, – hylde: P24, P25, P26, P32, P46, P47, P58, P59, P60, P62. C. The International Fellowship of Former Scouts and Guides, - hylde: P12, P13, P14. D. D.G.S. De Gamle Spejdere, – hylde: P15. E. Verdensspejderchefen Lord Robert Baden-Powell, – hylde: P9, P10, P10A, P11. F. The Boy Scout Club, – hylde: P12. G. Spejderbevægelsen, – hylde: P33, P34, P35, P36, P37, P38, P39, P40, P41, P42, P43, P44, P48, P49. H. Spejderhåndbøger, – hylde: P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8. I. Det danske Bloddonorkorps, – hylde: P22. J. Ungdomsbøger med spejderindhold, – hylde: P66, P67, P69. K. Diverse bøger, – hylde: P50, P52, P54, P55, P70. Tryk på emnebeskrivelsen for at se titlerne på bøgerne H. Spejderhåndbøger. Index P1 Air Explorer Manual, 1958, 224 sider, heftet P1 Be Expert with Map and Compass, 136 sider, indbundet P1 Boy Scout Tests and How to pass them, 1912, 454 sider, indbundet P1 Camp Craft for Girl Guides, 1934, 304 sider, indbundet P1 Gilcrafts, First Class Book, 1945, 40 sider, heftet P1 Girl Scout Handbook, 516 sider, heftet, har tilhørt Pat Ryan P1 Handbook for Scoutmasters, 512 sider, heftet, med dedikation af Wilh. Bjerregaard, P1 Handbook for Scoutmasters, a manual of leadership, Vol. 1, side 1-501, indbundet, med dedikation af Wilh. Bjerregaard, 1937 P1 Handbook for Scoutmasters, a manual of leadership, Vol.2, side 507-1150, indbundet, med dedikation af Wilh. Bjerregaard, 1937 P1 Plays & Displays for Scouts Entertainments, 124 sider, heftet, har tilhørt Stig Madsen P1 Scoutmasters Handbook, 1959, 509 sider, heftet, med dedication af Will. Bjerregaard. P1 The Boy Scouts Book of Hobbies for Fathers and Sons, 245 sider, indbundet P1 The Girl Guides, Policy organization and rules, 1947, 147 sider, heftet P1 The Wigwam Papers, 94 sider, indbundet, med dedikation til Svend Elsøe Kristensen P1 Training in Tracking, “Cilcraft” 1927, 188 sider, indbundet, har tilhørt Alf Schiøttz-Christensen P1 Vi Ledare, Blåvinge, 1960, 111 sider, heftet P1 Vi Ledare, Juniorscout, Anna-Kise Hedwall, 1967, 128 side, heftet P1 Vi Ledare, Scout, Bengt Turesson, 1965, 95 sider, heftet P1 Vi Ledare, Senior Scout, Evert Turesson, 1965, 95 sider, heftet P1 Hargrave, John Lone craft, The Handbook for Lone Scouts, 159 sider, indbundet, har tilhørt Sigurd Müller P1 Hillcourt, Will. Boy Scout Handbook, 448 sider, heftet, med dedikation af Hillcourt P1 Hillcourt, Will. Boy Scout Handbook, 480 sider, heftet med dedikation af Hillcourt P1 Hillcourt, Will. Handbook for Patrol Leaders, 406 sider, indbundet I stift bind, nr. 37 af 50 med dedikation af Will. Hillcourt. P1 Hillcourt, Will. Handbook for Patrol Leaders, 1961, 392 sider, heftet, med dedikation af Hillcourt til Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Aalborg P1 Hillcourt, Will. The Official Boy Scout Handbook, 576 sider, heftet med dedikation af Hillcourt P1 Lorentzon, Bendt Till Skogs, 134 sider, heftet. P1 Vennerström, L. Lägerliv, 1928, 196 sider heftet P1 Young, Ernest How to Run a Troop, 1927, 150 sider, heftet P2 A Handbook for Guiders, 1968, 135 sider, heftet. P2 A Handbook for Guiders, 1968, 254 sider, heftet. P2 A Handbook for Guides, 1970, 189 sider, heftet. P2 Field book for Canadian Scouting 1987, 432 sider, med dedication til Sct. Georgs Gilderne I Aalborg from Canadian Council of B-P Guild 1989. P2 Handbook for Boys, 570 sider, heftet. P2 Our Scouts, at work and at play, indbundet, dedication 18. okt. 1916. P2 Scoutmasters Handbook, 1963, 509 sider, heftet, med dedikation fra William Hillcourt. P2 Seniorscout Handboken, 212 sider, indbundet. P2 The Boy Scouts association, Handbook for Canada, 508 sider, heftet, med dedication til Sct. Georgs Gilderne I Aalborg from Canadian Council of B-P Guild 1989. P2 The Cub Scouts Leders Handbook, 222 sider, heftet. P2 Tips för Varungledare, 231 sider, stift bind. P2 Wolf cub Scout Book, 188 sider, heftet. P2 World Jamboree, Visit to Eccles, heftet. P2 Adams, Morley What a Scout Should know, 96 sider, indbundet. Har tilhørt Alexis Bjørn-Jensen, PF 1. Løgstør, Julen 1919. P2 Barkan, H. C. Spejderdage, 1951, 352 sider, heftet. P2 Buchardt, Inger Penns breve, 15. februar 1943, 76 sider, heftet. P2 Dahlby, Frithiof Prikan jobber klassprov, 96 sider, heftet. P2 Dahlby, Frithiof Scout Handbook, 384 sider, heftet. P2 Dahlby, Frithiof Tips for Scoutledare, 238 sider, heftet. P2 Deft, John The Scout Group april? 1977, 86 sider, heftet. P2 Duncan, B. C. The Guide Hall 1922- A History -1982, med dedication, 58 sider, heftet. P2 Gilcraft Gilcraft Cleanings, 126 sider, heftet. P2 Gilcraft Letters to a Wolf cub, 120 sider, heftet. P2 Gilcraft, Letters to a Wolf Cub, 127 sider, heftet, dedikation til Tage 1929. P2 Gilcraft More Gilcraft Cleanings, 127 sider, heftet. P2 Gilcraft Scouting out of doors, 1926, 131 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Jens Hvass. P2 Hiilcourt, William Scout Field book, 540 sider, heftet med didication til Tage fra Bjerregaard. P2 Kipling, Rudyard Land and Sea tales for Scouts and Guides, 1923, 282 sider, indbundet. P2 Lieberath, Ebbe Scouther och Scoutledare, 176 sider, indbundet. P2 Morton, Brenda Brownie Handwork 1967, 168 sider, heftet. P2 Payson, Howard The Boy Scout and the Army Air-ship, 308 sider, indbundet. P2 Rien, Walter Deutches Lagerhandbuch, Die Bücher der Waldver wandtschaft, 128 sider, heftet. P2 Saunders, Hillery St. The Left Handshake, The Boy Scout movement during the War George 1939 – 1945, 256 sider, indbundet. P2 Smith, Charles F. Boy Scout Games, 1952, 248 sider, indbundet. P2 Stephan, W. L. Letters to the new Scoutmaster on starting out, 80 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Aage Larsen 1932. P2 Strang, Herbert The Oxford Annual for Scouts, 228 sider, indbundet, dedication 1924. P3 Bear Cub Scout Book, 1961, 156 sider, heftet. P3 Camp Book, World Jamboree 1937, Bloemendaal – Vogelenzang, 128, heftet. P3 Canadian Scout Handbook, A gaude to and adventure, 94 sider, heftet. Dedication til Sct. Georgs Gilderne I Aalborg from Canadian Cauncil of B-P Guilds 1989. 2 P3 Canadian Scout Handbook, april 1978, 448 sider, heftet. P3 Cub Masters Pack Book, 412 sider, indbundet. P3 Handbook for Boys, 1948, 566 sider, heftet. P3 Handbook for Skippers, 1947, 313 sider, indbundet. Exlibris from Dobson. P3 Hej Minior Scouts, 64 sider, heftet. P3 How Book of Cob Scouting, 1951, 443 sider, indbundet. Exlibris from Dobson. P3 Instruktion for Sverges Scouter, 1914, 332 sider, indbundet. P3 Instruktionsbok, 1919, 546 sider, indbundet. Har tilhørt Åge Larsen. P3 Kalätdlit Spejderit atuagä, Grønlandsk Spejderbog, 1972, 323 sider, heftet. P3 Lion- Webelos, 1954, 188 sider, heftet. Exlibris from Dobson. P3 Sea Explorer manual, 1960, 640 sider, heftet. P3 Dahlby, Frithiof Scoutlederhandboken, 1944, 360 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Per Schriber Sørensen 1945 P3 Gilcraft Book of Games, 1928, 128 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Jens Hvass. P3 Gilcraft Boy Scout, 125 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Åge Larsen 1931. P3 Gilcraft Spare Time Activities for Scouts and Others, 1928, 125 sider, heftet. P3 Hazelwood, Rex Indoor Games for Scouts, 159 sider, indbundet. P3 Hillcourt, William Handbook for Patrols Leaders, 406 sider, heftet. Dedication af Hillcourt til Fru von Osten. P 3 Hillcourt, William Handbook for Patrols Leaders, 406 sider, heftet. Dedication af Hillcourt til Tage Carstensen. P3 Junker, Bengt og Eilerts Samverkan, 1958, 163 sider, heftet. Fryland. P3 Junker, Bengt og Rauol Pojker till Sjöss, 1942, Neveling 280 sider, heftet. P3 Lembche, C. og H. Standlejre og Vandrelejre, 1913, Hartvig Møller. 57 sider, indbundet. Har tilhørt Alexis Bjørn Jensen. P3 Lembcke, C. og H. Standlejre og Vandrelejre, 1913, Hartvig Møller 57 sider, heftet, sammen med H. Hartvig Møller. Har tilhørt Paul Clausen. P3 Lembcke, C Lejrsport, 1916, 156 sider, indbundet. P3 Lembcke, C Militær Spejderuddannelse, 1912, 171 sider, heftet. P3 Lundh, Elin Flick-Scouternas Bok, 320 sider, heftet. P3 Menu, Michel Larguez Tout, 1952, 206 sider, heftet. Med dedikation til Jens Hvass. P3 Morgan, D. Francis Hiking, 1927, 128 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt James Hvass. P3 Royet, Le Livre de Léclaireur, 1913, 478 sider, indbundet. P3 Sjöström, Bertil Patrull Jobb, 1948, 191 sider, heftet. P3 Spejder, Svend Den lille Speiderbog, 64 sider, heftet. P3 Thurman, John Fun with Robes and Spars, 1968, 127 sider, indbundet med smudsbind. P3 Østberg, Harald Førerens bog om Væbner Idræt, 1945, 478 sider, indbundet. P4 Boy Scout Handbook, 480 sider, heftet. Med dedikation til Tage Andersen fra William Hillcourt. P4 Boy Scout Handbook, 7. udgave, 448 sider, med dedication af William Hillcourt. P4 Den lille Spejderbog og Søspejderhåndbogen, 2. udgave, 352 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Allen Videbæk Nielsen. P4 Den lille Spejderbog, 1954, 330 sider, heftet. 3 P4 Førerhaandbogen, 1948, 234 sider, heftet. P4 Håndbog for KFUK spejdere i Danmark, 1948, med kort, 252 sider, indbundet med smudsbind. P4 Håndbog for KFUK spejdere, 1948, 126 sider, heftet. P4 Ideblade for Seniorførere, KFUK spejdere i Danmark, ingen sidetal, indbundet P4 Orientering med kort og kompas – udenfor alfarvej, 1947, med kort, 200 sider, heftet med smudsomslag. P4 Patruljen arbejder i lejr, 1940, 32 sider, indbundet. P4 Patruljen arbejder i lejr, 1959, 32 sider, heftet. Af Erik Schwarz P4 Patruljen arbejder i lejr, 1962, 32 sider, heftet. Af Erik Schwarz. P4 Patruljen arbejder med orientering, 1946, 42 sider, indbundet. Af Kjeld Nicolaysen. P4 Patruljen arbejder med orientering, 1954, 42 sider, indbundet. Af Kjeld Nicolaysen. P4 Patruljen arbejder med prøver, 1960, 20 sider, heftet. P4 Patruljen arbejder med terrænsport, 1941, 31 sider, indbundet. Af Kjeld Nicolaysen. P4 Pigespejderbogen, 1953, 280 sider, indbundet. Har tilhørt Jette T. Nielsen. P4 Prøver og Duelighedstegn, Vejledning for førere, 1932, 23 sider, heftet. Har tilhørt Poul Clausen. P4 Skovsvinespil, 1961, 51 sider, heftet. P4 Spejderbogen, 1956, 191 sider, indbundet. Har tilhørt Marianne Koch. P4 Spejderliv, Dansk Spejderbog 1954, 384 sider, indbundet.
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