Vietnam Service Ribbon- Hand Painted Leather Jacket Patch on 2040-parts.com
Almond, North Carolina, US
For your consideration: VIETNAM SERVICE RIBBON - Hand Painted on Leather using high quality Angelus Leather Paints. As many as 8-10 thinly applied coats of paint give the color it's clairity and depth, this also insures flexability, durability and long life. Remember this is not computer generated embroidery, it's not vinyl, and it's not screen printing or color by numbers. Leather, Hand made, 100% American. Patch measures approx. 11.5"x3.5".
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