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Boys' Life #1

Jan 1950 · Boy Scouts of America · 0.25 USD
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In "Learn to Mount Birds and Animals," Bill and Pat witness a sudden accident when a gust of wind capsizes a sailboat, sending a woman into the freezing water beneath the ice. With quick thinking and teamwork, the two boys take action to locate and pull her to safety, demonstrating courage and resourcefulness in a tense, real-life emergency. The story, illustrated with crisp detail by John Sink—pencils, inks, and lettering all by the same hand—captures a moment of youthful heroism in a classic 1950s Boy Scouts publication.

Contains 5 stories
Learn to Mount Birds and Animals
0.4 pp · Animal
Star Studying
0.1 pp · Non-Fiction, Math & Science
Script Francis J. Rigney [as F. Rigney]Pencils Francis J. Rigney [as F. Rigney]Inks Francis J. Rigney [as F. Rigney]Letters Francis J. Rigney
Owner Tosses Stick, Dog Takes Owner to the Stick
0.25 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
unnamed dogunnamed dog's owner
Pigs into Sausage
0.25 pp · Humor, Animal
Script Courtney Dunkel [as Dunkel]Pencils Courtney Dunkel [as Dunkel]Inks Courtney Dunkel [as Dunkel]
Untitled Adventure story
1 pp · Adventure
Script Stan PashkoPencils John SinkInks John SinkLetters John Sink
Bill BakerPat Leeunnamed male sailboatersunnamed female sailboaters

In the icy stillness of a winter lake, Bill and Pat witness a sudden accident when a gust of wind capsizes a sailboat, sending a woman plunging through the ice. With quick thinking and steady hands, the two boys team up to search beneath the frozen surface, racing against the cold to bring her back to safety.

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artist, inker John Sink (signed)
letterer John Sink ?

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