The "Classic" Scout stamp issues are those issued from the very beginning of the Scouting Movement during the siege of Mafeking in 1900 to the beginning of World War II in Europe. Between World War I and II, several governments used postage stamps to encourage the growth of Scouting and to raise funds with surcharges for youth organizations.
Online Scout Stamp Exhibits1900 Cape of Good Hope [Scott #178-180]
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue
- 1900 Cape of Good Hope - Fakes & Forgeries - Stamps and Postmarks
- 1900 Cape of Good Hope EFOs Cracked Plate Variety, Reversed Negative, Watermark, Partial Imperfs, Double Image, Ball Flaw
- The Mafeking Siege Cancel
Mafeking The Seeds of Scouting, and
the "Mafeking Blues"
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue November 1918
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue December 1918
- The Czech Scout Post
- 1918 Czech Scout Post Forgeries in Stamps & Overprints, Telegram & Newspapers
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue Type I
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue Type II
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue Type III
- Siam Scout Overprints Not Just on Any Old Stamps
- Air Mail Siam Scout Fund Type I, II and III
- 1919, 1920 Siam EFOs Invert, Overprint and Missing Line
- Siam Scout Fund Overprints Forgeries Explained
- Siam Scout Postal Card A Fake
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue
- The Leaping Stag 1933 World Jamboree
- Zeppelin Mail 1933 World Jamboree via Graf Zeppelin
- 1933 Hungarian Forgeries World Jamboree Covers
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue
- Netherland Perfins Boy Scout WJ Issue of 1937
- First Flights 1937 Netherlands World Jamboree
- Zeppelin Mail 1937 World Jamboree via Hindenburg
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue
- Netherland Indies Perfins Boy Scout WJ Issue of 1937
- First Flights 1937 Dutch Indies - World Jamboree
- Scouts on Stamps Catalogue
- 1938 Lithuania EFO Broken Circle, Comma Varieties