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Ducati Skull Xbones Patch.4 X 2 Inches. Nice. New on 2040-parts.com

US $7.95
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Patch mailed from overseas. Delivery can take about 2 weeks on average but sometimes up to 4 weeks if Post slow to deliver. If you can't accept this delivery time then please don't purchase. Beautiful new machine made Ducati skull with crossbones and Italian flag patch. Patch is 100% embroidered and size is about 3 x 3 inches. Also has heat seal backing and can be ironed on as is or sewn on. If you are a Ducati rider or enthusiast this is a great looking patch for jacket, vest or shirt. Most of my customers are motorcycle enthusiasts like myself and I am happy to work with them to get them the patches they want or cannot find. Just look at my feedback and check out my other listed patches on Ebay. If you are interested in having your own designs made into custom patches for your bike club, event, etc just contact me. Thank You ( MY FEEDBACK POLICY...I LEAVE POSITIVE FEEDBACK IF YOU DO) 


On Jan-05-07 at 12:34:39 PST, seller added the following information:



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