Lot Of Six Motorcycle Themed Patches ~ Yahama ~ Goodyear ~ Ames ~ Daytona ~ Etc. on 2040-parts.com
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LOT OF SIX MOTORCYCLE THEMED PATCHES ~ YAHAMA ~ GOODYEAR ~ AMES ~ DAYTONA ~ ETC.
Interesting Group of Six Motorcycle Themed Patches. Actual Age of the Patches is Unknown. Patches Have Been in Storage for a Number of Years. Some Patches May Be Vintage! The Group Includes the Following Six Patches: (1) Yamaha Eagle, (2) Daytona 500, (3) Yahama, (4) Good Year, (5) Vikings and (6) Ames. (1). Yahama Patch - Large Eagle With Yahama in Red Lettering Beneath. Patch Is Approximately 3-3/4 Inches in Width and Approximately 5 Inches Tall. Patch is Unused and In Very Good to Excellent Condition. (2). Daytona 500 - Daytona 500 Emblem with Eagle to One Side and the Checkered Flag on the Other. Patch Is Approximately 4-3/4 Inches in Width and Approximately 2-3/8 Inches Tall. Patch is in Excellent Condition. (3). Yahama - Yahama in Black Lettering on Yellow Background. Patch is Approximately 3-5/8 Inches in Width and Approximately 1-3/4 Inches Tall. Patch is Unused and in Very Good to Excellent Condition. (4). Good Year - Good Year in Blue Lettering with Good Year Logo in the Middle. Patch is Approximately 5-3/4 Inches in Width and Approximately 1-1/2 Inches Tall. Patch is Unused and in Very Good Condition. (5). Vikings - Vikings in Dark Navy Blue/Black Lettering on a White Background Trimmed in a Yellow Border. Patch is Approximately 4-7/8 Inches in Width and Approximately 1-1/2 Inches Tall. Patch is Unused and in Very Good Condition. (6). Ames - Ames in Yellow/Gold Lettering on a Dark Brown/Black Background Trimmed in Yellow/Gold. Patch is Approximately 5-1/8 Inches in Width and Approximately 1-7/8 Inches Tall. Patch is Unused and in Very Good to Excellent Condition. The Age of the Patches is Unknown. They Were With a Group of Vintage Motorcycle and Automobile Items From the 1970's. However, It Is Believed They Are From the 1980's to 1990's. See Photos. FREE SHIPPING through USPS Standard Shipping within the continental United States (48 states). Additional amount for shipping to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. All listing of Pin Chasers Pro Shop are stored in a smoke-free environment. E-mail with any questions. Will combine shipping. |
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