Est- 1994 Black Iron And Sew On Bottom Rocker Patch For Biker Jacket Br469sk on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Embroidered Patches For Jacket Vest Or Shirt Size = 10 x 2
Sealed Back to easily sew Patches on Jacket, Vest Or Shirt Easy to sew on Jacket, Vest, Shirt on Most Materials High Definition Colors and Stitching We ship Fast from Kansas City Area I Ship Monday through Friday YES, I ship worldwide YES, I do combine shipping Items are Shipped Insured Free... we pay Insurance
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