Nos 1950s Original Mobilgas Pegasus Flying Red Horse Uniform Patch on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, US
Not a reproduction. Came from the Bosch Embroidery Co. that closed about 40 years ago. They were in Kansas City, Missouri and supplied uniform patches to oil companies, auto parts dealers and car dealerships. This is a highly detailed 2 inch patch. See my other listings for more vintage auto accessories. Free shipping on all patches and decals.
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