Vintage 1920s The Guiding Book: Ipise-Whither "The Guiding Book Ipise-Whither," edited by Ann Kindersley and published in hardback in the 1920s, is a fascinating piece of Girl Guide history. Here's what you can expect from such a book: Girl Guides Movement: This book is directly related to the Girl Guides (later Girl Scouts in the US), a movement founded by Robert Baden-Powell and his sister Agnes Baden-Powell. It reflects the early years of the organization and its principles.   Ipise-Whither: This intriguing title likely refers to a motto, slogan, or a symbolic name used within the Guiding movement at the time. It suggests a sense of direction, purpose, and adventure. Researching the meaning of "Ipise" might reveal interesting insights into the book's specific focus. 1920s: This timeframe is significant. It places the book within the formative years of the Girl Guides, giving it historical value. The content will reflect the social context, values, and activities of the Guiding movement in that era. Ann Kindersley: Ann Kindersley was a prominent figure in the Girl Guides. Her editorship suggests this book was an important publication within the movement.   Hardback: A hardback edition from this era is more durable and likely more collectible than a paperback. Content: The book likely contains a variety of information relevant to Girl Guides in the 1920s, such as: Guiding principles and aims Stories, poems, and songs Practical skills and activities (first aid, camping, etc.) Information about uniforms and badges Guidance for leaders and members Possibly illustrations and photographs Collectability: Early Girl Guide publications are often collectible, especially hardback editions in good condition. The value depends on the specific edition, its condition, and its rarity. Very Good Used Condition for its age - see images.


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