Two 1970s Chenille Patches High School Jacket or Sweater Varsity or Reserve Team

The image shows a chenille letter patch, likely from the 1970s. It is a "B" patch for many high schools, intended for a varsity or reserve team jacket or sweater. These patches are commonly used on letterman jackets to represent school spirit and achievements.


Key details:


* Material: Chenille fabric with black trim.


* Design: Includes a basketball at the top and a football at the bottom, with a winged emblem in the center.
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* Era: 1970s.


* Purpose: To signify participation on the team.


* Attachment: Sewn onto a jacket or sweater.


* Condition: Vintage, showing some wear.


* Size: Approximately 8.5 x 7 inches.