Lambsfoot Pattern Introduction GAW

I’d like to be in, I don’t think I’ve had a traditional lambs foot, I’ve had wharncliffes, but with needle like points I’m not sure they compare! Thanks for your generosity and good luck to everyone!
 
sbh06 said:
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untytled untytled Renato, shoot me a PM with your shipping address.

I also ran a second, unannounced giveaway for all that posted in this thread. The random number generator selected post #10. JTB_5 JTB_5 Joshua, please send me a PM so we will work out the details.
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What?! Wow. Thank you, Jeremy. That's a fun surprise to find while reading through the threads.
 
I am in too. I have been wondering about this style of knife for some time and owned one because I wondered about how useful it could be (see, a newbie ) so thanks for the opportunity.

Sorry, I did not see that a winner was chosenand I thought it was through the weekend. Congrats to the winner!! :thumbsup::)
 
JTB_5 said:
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These sweet sheaths were the extra gift that Jeremy sent—made by himself! What a cool gift!
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Thanks Joshua, hope you enjoy them.
Jon0385 said:
I love the dolphins on them. My dad was a submariner (USS Pogy, Phoenix and Key West). Awesome slips Jeremy!
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Thanks Jon. I found someone to make me a dolphin stamp recently and he did a great job on it. USS Chicago, Georgia, and Kentucky for me. I got to go onboard Key West in ‘99 while she was in dry dock in Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard to get a part we needed for our boat.
 
sbh06 said:
Thanks Joshua, hope you enjoy them.

Thanks Jon. I found someone to make me a dolphin stamp recently and he did a great job on it. USS Chicago, Georgia, and Kentucky for me. I got to go onboard Key West in ‘99 while she was in dry dock in Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard to get a part we needed for our boat.
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He was always jealous of the boomers, and you got to do both. He sailed the key west from Norfolk to Pearl when it changed home ports. It’s really cool to say that both of us transited the Panama Canal. He left I’m wanting to say around February of ‘99.
 
Jon0385 said:
He was always jealous of the boomers, and you got to do both. He sailed the key west from Norfolk to Pearl when it changed home ports. It’s really cool to say that both of us transited the Panama Canal. He left I’m wanting to say around February of ‘99.
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Nice, never made it through the canal myself, so to have done it along with your dad is noteworthy. That sounds about right, as my visit to was late in the year (though really, it’s like Groundhog Day in Pearl with no seasons, which is not a bad thing).

My time on Georgia was awesome for the most part. I joined a few months after her conversion from SSBN to SSGN and got to do some pretty cool things while there.
 
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