Great 1960's USAF 531st Bomb Sq. Patch with Walt Disney's Donald Duck Like WWII Design
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Great 1960's USAF 531st Bomb Sq. Patch with Walt Disney's Donald Duck Like WWII Design

Code: 0t71afi60005dnd


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Product Description

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ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1960's US Air Force(USAF) 531st Bomb Squad patch featuring Walk Disney's cartoon character, Donald Duck, holding up a lit bomb. This patch is just like the World War II design. During the war, many cartoons of the time would create works of propaganda. From Hannah Barbara and their Bugs Bunny going overseas to Japan to be hunted down by a Japanese soldier, to even Dr. Seuss putting an adult spin on his art that typically catered to children. Among this propaganda, Disney created their own propaganda using a string of cartoons, two of which involved Donald Duck. Along with cartoons, Disney also created over 1200 different insignia designs for the war, one of which was the predecessor to this patch.

VINTAGE: Circa 1960's

SIZE: Approximately 4-7/8" x 4

MATERIALS / CONSTRUCTION: Fully embroidered in cotton/silk threads

ATTACHMENT: N/A

MARKINGS: None

ITEM NOTES: This is from a US Air Force collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. MEJX16 LAFEX01/17 SAFEX5/17

CONDITION: 8+ (Excellent): No fraying on the obverse. The white silk is a little dirty, as well, overall excellent condition

GUARANTEE: As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.