Perfect chance to add this Vintage Mining Memorabilia Cloth patch to your collection..

This is from a collection of patches from the 1950s to early 1990s

This type of patch that was worn on the shirts or hats of employees back in the early 1980s.

This is from a Canadian patch manufacturer that closed decades ago and were store in a warehouse since.

You will receive 2 patches for one low price.

This is the Rare "Terex IBH" Uniform / Hat patch. 

Terex made huge Trucks and earth movers for the Mining industry and this is a tougher patch to find, as GM sold it to a German Company (IBH), but then had to buy it back when the company ran into financial trouble around 1982.

This is About 4" Inches across and 1.5" High and nice, near but not perfect, but very nice and never applied, new old stock.

This is and is a cheese cloth sew on type of jacket patch.

These are for collectors and grab a few and put together a neat jacket.

Tough to find item. 

Any person wanting to add to their collection should buy this before they are gone.

I have been a member since 1998 and have sold tens of 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 in 3-5 business days and around US 5-13 days to you. Faster around the holidays and please allow for USPS delays and errors.

Make Offer: No discounting on one item please, it costs around $5 to get an item out the door. So buy a few or mix and match and save. 

Please Book Mark our store to view all our items as we are putting up hundreds of collectibles and watches in the next few months.

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