By Nauvoo Supply Co.

Large April 6, 1830 Church Restoration Patch

$14.00

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3 Inch Embroidered Patch

Color Navy blue

Size 3 Inch

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ABOUT THE DESIGN / This 100% original design is an instant classic. April 6th, 1830 is the day the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was organized in New York. The lettering was hand-drawn by our designer using references from American printing specimens in the 1830s. The 24 stars allude to the 24 US states in the US that same year. The formation of the United States in 1776 prepared the way for the restoration of the Church in 1830.

ABOUT THE PATCH / That design is set in white on a black field, on a large, 3 inch patch with either blue or yellow trim. Thanks to its durable twill fabric, the patch is resilient to heat and can be ironed on, but sewing always looks more legit.

• 26% cotton, 74% polyester
• 3 inch (7.6 cm) diamete
• Iron-on, sew-on, or safety pin

We're an American company and this item is designed and produced in the United States 🇺🇸 on American-made goods.

Production and shipping

We take pride in offering this item, which is printed and shipped from the USA on a premium quality American-made shirt🇺🇸. Expect your order to arrive within 6 to 10 days, including approximately 1 day for processing, 2-5 days for production, and 3-4 days for shipping. The best part? We provide free shipping within the US 🚛🇺🇸.

Refunds and returns

We guarantee our items will arrive in the time we listed above and will be undamaged, and of good quality.

If items arrive later than the expected arrival date, we will refund the cost of shipping.

However, because this item was made to order, we can't refund clothes that don't fit, orders of the wrong color, or if you changed your mind.

That said, we're a small family business and offer full refunds for damaged goods if they have production errors or misprints, or if you just plain got the wrong item. Our reputation is important to us, so if there are issues with your order, we want to make it right.

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