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I got this from a great lady who is like a second mom to me. Her late husband was a Chicago Police Sergeant during the 1960's and 1970's. She also worked at the police station for several years.
This was the reflective decal that was used on CPD cars in the sixties and seventies. I mounted it on a piece of white plexiglass because it was brittle and curled up.
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Cool decal, I have an authentic Chicago Police Bomb Disposal Unit tactical jacket in all subdued black and grey. It scares most people when I wear it to the market to pick up groceries. It has police and EOD patches all over it, then a GIANT Bomb Disposal Unit patch on the back. Pretty cool jacket actually.