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Put them
away as an investment.
Presented
for display at a VFW post.
Displayed
at the local Library or City Hall.
Kept in a
collection of patches by a patch collector.
Mounted to
a wall plaque along with a model airplane.
Pasted into
a scrapbook for a relative who served in WWII.
Used in a
shadow box display of World War Two memorabilia.
Brought to
a unit's reunion to be signed by all the group members.
Added to
a framed aviation art lithograph to add impact and value.
A gift to
a veteran of WW2 on Memorial Day, Veterans Day, birthday.
Attached
to a wall plaque: to commemorate a retirement anniversary.
For a museum
display on the local history of the area, airport, or county.
Displayed
in groups in the hallways & offices of a corporation or business.
To replace
an original patch that was misplaced, lost to fire, or given away.
Displayed
at a Veteran's memorial and sometimes interned with the departed.
Sewn on a
reproduction WWII Flight Jacket to make it more authentic looking.
Sewn on an
original WWII Flying Jacket to replace a damaged, or discolored patch.
As part of
a display alongside a restored aircraft at an air show or airplane museum.
Displayed
on an active military base to promote the unit's history, and esprit de
corps.
Bought in
groups to be displayed in the hallways & offices of a corporate headquarters.
If you have another intended use not listed above, we'd love to hear about
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