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Re: Quartermater Award

Michael Trouillon (mtrouillon@earthlink.net)
Wed Jun 17 11:06:43 1998


John M. Woltz, Jr. wrote:
>
> >From a 1940's Sea Scout, also. How does a tacky knot emblazoned as a focal
> point on a classic award revitalize Sea Scouting?

I agree and why is it sooo expensive suddenly???

I earned my QM in '85 and it is starting to show its age. I now wish I
had purchased an additional badge back when they looked "simply
understated" and were affordable.

Anyone out there with an extra "old" one that is available???

Michael Trouillon
Skipper
Albatross Simi Valley CA


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