Army made nam patch viet

Track my order s. Sign in Register Email. Password Forgot your password? Register for a new account. Anti-bot validation. Sign in. Remember me. Cart is empty. View cart. Trench Art, Paperwork, Patriotic,etc.. Cloth Insignia - Army Shoulder Sleeve. Anti-bot validation. Sign in. Remember me. Cart is empty. View cart. Trench Art, Paperwork, Patriotic,etc.. Thai machine embroidered. Availability: In stock.

Add to Cart. Made by Glenn Barry. Vietnamese silk woven. Black vinyl covered cardboard body. Has a printed likeness of the st patch. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Over nine million Americans served in the Vietnam conflict with over 58, giving the ultimate sacrifice in their fight to preserve freedom and protect their fellow soldiers. It was part of the rd Airborne Brigade in Viet Nam if memory serves me correctly.

The gun truck is a vintage piece. The rest are all exports for the tourists market out of Vietnam. All made within the last ten or twelve years. Thank you for all of the information. In hand, the patches do posses different qualities when I look at the backs. But are simialr to some extent. It might be my camera? Could they have been reproducing these sooner?

Here is the first one I bought a couple of weeks ago. He is not sure if it is part of the original group of items from this one collector. It came out of another box. I saw repos back in The RT Moccassin is also bad. This was a fake that was made in Northern California, by a guy who has been making these and squadron patches since the early 80's.

All of the others you show with the intentionally aged cheesecloth like backing have been coming out of Vietnam since the tourists trade re-opened over there.

I second the motion. If you look closely the base material and the thread are most likely synthetic or synthetic blend. During the wartime period you would have been more likely to see cotton or silk, natural materials, being used. These have also been mass produced as opposed to having been made by hand stitching or hand guided sewing machine.

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