fruehauf trailers VINTAGE patch, new old stock, 60's

Description

new old stock, made in usa believe is in the 60's. patch is  3"x3". from stock of a patch factory out of business, since the 80's have no idea what patch was actually for.
if buying more than 1 of anything.BUY AS WANTED, DO NOT CLICK BUY IT NOW, CLICK PUT IN SHOPPING CART WITHIN SHOPPING CART,ASK EBAY TO ASK ME TO SEND A COMBINED POST AND HANDLING INVOICE.otherwise you will pay to much for post and handling. I HAVE BEEN TOLD CURRENTLY PHONE SHOPPING CART DOES NOT SUPPORT THAT. YOU CAN THEN PAY WHAT EBAY ASKS AND IF OVER OVERPAYMENT POST AND HANDLING WILL REFUND.
history of company
Founder August Charles Fruehauf (1868–1930), was born in Fraser, MI, near what is now Fruehauf Ave., to Charles and Sophie Fruehauf.He was a blacksmith and carriage builder in the DETROIT  area. In 1914, he built a boat trailer at the request of a merchant who subsequently asked Fruehauf to build additional trailers to haul lumber and wood products. Fruehauf called his product a SEMI TRAILER. In 1918, Fruehauf incorporated his trailer manufacturing business to form the Fruehauf Trailer Company.
On February 28, 1947 the Fruehauf Corporation purchased the Carter Manufacturing Company. Carter was started in 1927 and based in Memphis, TN with another location in Birmingham, AL. The Carter Manufacturing Company was involved in the manufacturing of truck trailers. For ten years after the purchase all trailers made out the Memphis and Birmingham plants were called Fruehauf-Carter.
In late April 1997, WABASH NATIONAL  acquired the assets-in-bankruptcy of Fruehauf Trailer Corporation.