Buy Hat With J3 Cub Airplane Aircraft Embroidered Emblem Low Profile Whte Hat R/C in Marshall, Arkansas, United States, for US $10.00

Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item (including handmade items). See the seller's listing for full details. ... Brand:Bob's Hangar Type:Hat Theme:Aviation Gender:Boys & Girls

A very nice low profile unstructured style White hat with a 100% embroidered emblem of the J3 Cub airplane permanently affixed to the front of the hat.

Quality hat is a one size fits all with a fabric adjustment strap in the back. With a pre-curved visor.

This airplane available on all our hats, Khaki, black, red, dark green,olive green, navy and an unstructured style royal blue. Just let me know at check out what color hat you desire, otherwise the White hat will be sent.

Items available for this airplane include: Our regular patch 4 1/2" wide, hats, and a jacket patch 10" wide.

Buy any five or more items from us at one time and receive free shipping on all items purchased.

Buyers from other than the United states Please let me combine your purchases to receive up to 50 Percent off your freight.

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If you are not completely satisfied with any of our products for any reason, we will replace the product or refund the purchase price immediately upon return. No quibbles and no hassle. We have complete confidence in the items we design and produce. This guarantee is our promise of quality to our customers.

We have patches for over 75 different airplanes in our store.

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