
43-1a
Patriotic During Boy Scout Week
Printed Red, blue and black Nelson White As #32-1 without text
a. 02/11/43 Nashville, Tennessee
$12
b. 02/12/43 FDC “Four Freedoms” stamp.
Washington, District of Columbia
$18

43-1.1
$30
S43-4 Volunteers for Victory Label
04/09/43 San Francisco, California Printed Blue and red The Girl Scouts
3⅝" x 6¼" envelope

43-2
$20
Wayne Troop 2 Birthday
04/15/43 Wayne, Michigan Mimeographed Violet Troop 2,
Wayne, Michigan

43-2.1
$25
Camporee and Court of Honor
05/31/43 Port Jervis, New York Printed Red and blue Walter T. PoPenger patriotic. Additional text typed in red.

43-3
$38
Treasure Island Camp Stationery
07/16/43 example Treasure Island, New Jersey Printed Green
Philadelphia Council Scout summer camp post office
Machine Cancel. Also see #50-8 for similar cover with Hand Cancel.

43-4
$40
Scouting Must Go On
Circa 1943 Wilmington, Delaware Printed Black
#10 envelope

43-5
$20
Every Troop a Camping Troop
1943 Pontiac, Michigan Printed label S43-1 Green, black and
white National Council, BSA Example is 3rd class
undated mailing from Clinton Valley Council, Pontiac, Michigan
#10 envelope

43-6
$22
Scout News Circa 1943 Altoona
Pennsylvania Printed Black Example is 3rd class undated mailing of Blair-Bedford Council newsletter. #10 envelope

43-6.1
$20
Girl Scouts National Headquarters Stationery
11/08/43 New York, New York Printed Black
11/14/45 Second example New York, New York To Canada
Similar cover dated 10/27/42 with "inc." under "Girl Scouts" is listed in Corner Cards in the "Non-cachet US Scout Covers".

43-7
$45
Agricultural Service
12/21/43 or shortly thereafter Washington, District of Columbia Printed Black
Insert U.S. Government Printing Office.
#11 brown envelope. Free franked cover precludes
positive identification of mailing dates and locations.

43-8
$25
Scout Badge
11/01/43 Example Northview, Missouri Rubber stamped Blue
Other examples: 11/06/43 and 04/12/44, Cleveland, Ohio; 01/17/44, Portland, Indiana; 03/31/44, Ready, Kentucky.
Also see 44-0.1
All known copies of this cachet, as well as 44-0.1 are thermographed. This cachet is unique in that it is the only one thermographed where the ink was applied with a rubber stamp. There are 6 small dots to the right of the badge on all examples.
The unmailed cachets were prepared by one person and then made available for general use.