There are 20 new and unused uniform patches that measure 2" x 2.5". The offer is 2 ea. for $10.00, US postage paid. Send an IM, would prefer PayPal.

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After 350+ views and no replies, I must have missed the target. Please send your best offer for one or all twenty of the patches. I would like for them to go to an ACMOC member or guest for what they are worth before posting them on eBay.

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Nice looking patches but that cat logo came out I believe in the late '60's which is later than all the ACMOC paraphernalia and machines.

D4Jim wrote: Nice looking patches but that cat logo came out I believe in the late '60's which is later than all the ACMOC paraphernalia and machines.

My understanding is ACMOC caters for Caterpillar equipment and related content up to 40 years back from the current day so 1980 would be the threshold year these days by that logic (if that is correct ofcourse) so the block C is well in the mix of ACMOC activities today if that is the case. As a side note the block C emblem was officially announced in Sept 1967 and ran through to February 1989.

Hi tenncat, did you manage to sell the Black C patches? I would interested.

Hi Glen and thank you for the reply. Yes, I have 15 or 16 of them left and would be glad to sell one or all of them. How many would you like?

Something interesting just happened.....after looking at your picture, I got a feeling you may be with Caterpillar or a dealer. So, I looked in CLUES and found you. Further, I believe our dealerships are part of a dealer principal idea sharing group. I'm with Thompson Machinery, the dealer for parts of Tennessee and Mississippi. I have been at Thompson for 31 years in various positions and currently helping with Product Support Customer Experience. Our ratings have fallen recently and my task is to interview customers, determine the root causes of their survey rating, and make changes to better serve customers. Our business has rapidly changed to many new BCP customers and it is a challenge to serve them as they would like. The weather has been unusually mild and dry, customers have plenty of work, and many are making a big push before it gets cold and wet.

How are things in Australia? I only know what I see on TV, which is probably not a good representation. And, how is business there? I think all the Aussie dealers are huge and only sell mining machinery. That's probably not accurate either.

Thanks again for the reply, send a note when you can.

Rob McCleary