WARREN H. MILLER’S Camping Out, his The Boy’s Book of Hunting and Fishing, and his Canoeing, Sailing and Motorboating
The Boy Scouts’ Year Book for 1923 or earlier years, as each annual contains outdoor information of permanent interest
The Boy Scouts’ Book of Campfire Stories, and the Boy Scouts’ Book of Stories, both edited by FRANKLIN K. MATHIEWS
EDWARD CAVE’S Boy Scout’s Hike Book and his The Boy’s Camp Book
ERNEST THOMPSON SETON’S The Book of Woodcraft, his Sign Talk, his Woodcraft Manual for Boys, and his Woodcraft Manual for Girls
JEANNETTE MARKS’S Vacation Camping for Girls
DAN BEARD’S Shelters, Shacks and Shanties, his Boat-Building and Boating: A Handy Book for Beginners, his The Field and Forest Handy Book, his The Jack of All Trades, his The Outdoor Handy Book, and his The American Boy’s Handy Book
LINA and ADELIA B. BEARD’S Recreations for Girls and their The American Girl’s Handy Book
Fiction.
JOSEPH A. ALTSHELER’S stories. Altsheler wrote seven romances (The Last Rebel, etc.), eight books in The Young Trailers Series, beginning with The Young Trailers; three books in The Texan Series (The Texas Star, etc.) and three miscellaneous Indian stories (The Last of the Chiefs, The Quest of the Four and Apache Gold) as well as two of The Great West Series, The Great Sioux Trail and The Lost Hunters. He wrote three stories dealing with the World War, but his French and Indian War Series (six books beginning with The Hunters of the Hills) and his Civil War Series (eight books, beginning with The Guns of Bull Run) are old favourites