Manual of the Woodcraft Indians; the fourteenth Birch-bark roll, containing their constitution, laws, and deeds, and much additional matter
Ernest Thompson Seton's 1915 handbook for the Woodcraft Indians, published by Doubleday, Page in Garden City, New York, setting out the youth organization's constitution, laws, honors, and camp activities. Seton's pen drawings are flat and diagrammatic: chevron badges and horned lodge emblems, a fringed shirt showing badge placement, a burlap bear target scored in zones, and a building seal in solid black.
