Figure 1.--Here we see Austrian Cubs in 1933. They have peaked caps like the British Cubs and wear jumpers. I'm not sure about the colors. Photograph courtesy of the Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Österreichs.

Austrian Scouts appear to have the same basic levels as other Scout groups around the world. The Scouts were founded in 1910, but we do not yet have any images of early Austrian Scouts. Our first images at this time date from the 1930s. The uniforms we note in the 1930s look like the same standard uniforms Scouts around the world wore at the time. I'm not sure about the color. The first level beyond Scouting that we notice are the Cubs. We are not sure when they were founded. We first we note them is the 1930s, but our archive is still very limited. Here we see Austrian Cubs in 1933. They have peaked caps like the British Cubs and wear jumpers. I'm not sure about the colors (figure 1). The German word for Wolf Cub appears to be Wölflinge.

Cubs

The first level beyond Scouting that we notice are the Cubs. We are not sure when they were founded. We first we note them is the 1930s, but our archive is still very limited. Here we see Austrian Cubs in 1933. They have peaked caps like the British Cubs and wear jumpers. I'm not sure about the colors (figure 1). The German word for Wolf Cub appears to be Wölflinge.

Scouts

The Scouts were founded in 1910, but we do not yet have any images of early Austrian Scouts. Our first images at this time date from the 1930s. The uniforms we note in the 1930s look like the same standard uniforms Scouts around the world wore at the time. I'm not sure about the color.

Rovers