Triumph Spitfire Tr3 Tr4 Tr5 Tr6 Tr7 Logo Hat Pin Lapel Pin Tie Tac Badge #1797 on 2040-parts.com
CENTRAL FLORIDA, US
THIS IS A NEW OLD STOCK HIGH QUALITY HARD ENAMEL ( CLOISONNE ) HAT PIN/ LAPEL PIN/ TIE TAC/ PIN BADGE. THE SIZE IS APPROXIMATELY 1 INCH (25mm). ATTACHMENT = BUTTERFLY CLUTCH ( MILITARY CLUTCH ). THE PICTURE DOES NOT DO THE ITEM JUSTICE AND DOES NOT SHOW THE CRISP DETAILS.
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