Perfect chance to add this Rare Vintage Dairy Advertising Collectible to your collection.

We had a nice collection of Advertising items purchased from a collector several years ago and most are from the 1930's to the early 1980s from a mid-west emblem company..

This is a Cloth Patch that delivery crew or other farm employees had sew on their uniform, hat or jacket.

This is true vintage and looks like it is from the the late 1950s to early 1960s.

Retro graphics and Neat Americana and farming / dairy History.

This is from a time when farms delivered Dairy products right to your door and put it in a little insulated box.

This is the rare "Badger Breeders" Dairy Milk Farm Uniform cloth Patch. No they didn't raise badgers, as Wisconsin is the Badger state, but they bread cows. This is a neat Co-Op item from Shawano, Wi. **

This is unused and in nice, but not perfect shape,old style gauze patch.

Size:  About 9" inch across and 1.5" high.

Great Farm Advertising Collectors Items.

Look for a bunch of vintage patches coming to auction.

Make Offer: Discounting  on multiple purchase only please, visit our store and bundle. So please mix and match items in the store and save.

Any person wanting to add to their Vintage Farm collection should buy this as it is being offer at a great price

Watch for a large amount of Vintage Collector items being put up for sale over the next few weeks and months. 

I have been a member since 1998 and have sold thousands of items on EBAY, so please Buy with confidence I describe the items as best I can, but ask questions if needed.

After I get payment, the item ships. (3-5 days US) 6-12 days to you.

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