In-CountryPatches.com makes special-order authentic
    reproduction Vietnam War era embroidered cloth name /
    branch of service tapes, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI),
    pocket patches, scrolls, tabs, and custom designs in the hand-
    guided, machine-stitched method often referred to as "in-
    country."

    We offer accurate, high-quality reproduction 'Nam patches
    through an ongoing process of education and study of known
    originals, attention to detail, and by using all natural fiber
    threads and fabrics to ensure that they wash & wear like
    originals.

    Our wares are made especially for re-enactors, living
    historians, veterans and collectors. We do not condone the
    misrepresentation, lying, or omission of knowledge regarding
    our reproductions in order to fool or defraud anyone!

    All our patches have distinct stitching and thread color
    variations sewn into them, or are marked in ink in order to
    identify them as reproductions and to discourage misuse.
    (Details are on the Samples page).

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    transactions for the wares herein. No information is sold to any
    third party. Exception: If PayPal is used as your payment method,
    you are subject to the terms and agreements established by
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    Information is exchanged through e-mail and is stored in either a
    an e-mail account or on a separate hard drive or both, and in a
    physical file.



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Vietnam War patches
For re-enactors, living historians,
veterans and collectors
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May 6, 2008...
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    The Greensboro, NC Heritage Festival (April 12,
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