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Triumph Motorcycles Bonneville Oval Patch In Red, White, Blue, And Black on 2040-parts.com

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NEW ENGLAND, United States

NEW ENGLAND, United States
Condition:New without tags

TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE OVAL BONNEVILLE PATCH. SEW OR IRON-ON. THE PATCH IS APPROXIMATELY 4" LONG BY 2" WIDE .  IT HAS TRIUMPH AND BONNEVILLE  WRITTEN IN WHITE ON A BLACK BAND WITH THE BRITISH FLAG ON ONE SIDE AND A RACING FLAG ON THE OTHER. THIS IS A VERY NICE TRIUMPH PATCH.

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