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Iron Maiden and Slayer Patches

lambofgodfan00Sat, 28/04/2012 - 00:56

Two patches that I've wanted for awhile. First one is Iron Maiden 'Number of The Beast' made in 2011, and the second one is Slayer's 'Root of All Evil' patch made in 2007.
Both are woven obviously.

Patch
Not for sale or trade

Year: 2011
Bands: 
Slayer Iron Maiden
patch
Root Of All Evil
Number of the Beast
Patch - Iron Maiden and Slayer Patches
Patch - Iron Maiden and Slayer Patches
Patch - Iron Maiden and Slayer Patches
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Recent Comments

    hordkhen
    Thanx man!
    Velkaarn
    Great, see you there!
    Heavy Metal Chemist
    Killer jacket man. Great set of patches from great bands too. I love the very clean and symmetric layout.
    bathoryhordes
    Its particularly the logo on this one that seems it could have been much sharper, not something you'd expect from o
    bathoryhordes
    Nice to see I'm not the only one still buying cd's and ripping them for my music collection!
    EvilJay
    It definitely is, thanks for the flames! \m/
    gnarliebrwn
    This is sick
    TooFastForLove
    Army of darkness is a hilarious movie
    bad_american1992
    An all-woman noise group.... how interesting hahahah
    hellslaughter
    Still Missing the First print
    hellslaughter
    1990 is great but 1988 is better 😁
    HellMarine1031
    Thanks man!
    Marlon Healey
    what the hell
    Forensic_Pathology
    Fuck yeah. I'm gonna go see them for the second time this year in Kansas City with Molder. Gonna be sick
    Velkaarn
    I don't know who they manufactured these with, but yes I feel like they try to be "too accurate" with det
    Velkaarn
    There's a couple of them that are pretty decent, but I really dislike the adhesive backing on them.