Figure 1.--This bottle-green pullover may have been earlier Canadian Cub pullover. This long-sleeve pullover had a crew neck. The boy looks to have been a fairly new Cub as he hasn't acquired very many badges. Note the red Wolf Cub patche and the standard "Boy Scouts - Canada" patch. Earlier patches read "Wolf Cubs" rather than "Boy Scouts". I'm not sure what the red rampant lion represents, perhaps a rank badge. The white triange represents the province, in this case Ontario. The left sleevec has his unit designation, in this case presumably pack 6, but we don't know just where.

This bottle-green pullover may have been earlier Canadian Cub pullover. This long-sleeve pullover had a crew neck. The boy looks to have been a fairly new Cub as he hasn't acquired very many badges. Note the red Wolf Cub patche and the standard "Boy Scouts - Canada" patch. Earlier patches read "Wolf Cubs" rather than "Boy Scouts". I'm not sure what the red rampant lion represents, perhaps a rank badge. The white triange (actually a flower)m represents the province, in this case Ontario. You can see a part of the red triange at the shoulder on his left sleeve. He was in the red Six. The right sleeve has his unit designation, in this case presumably pack 6, but we don't know just where.