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Inventory Reduction Sale Catal to our valued customers We are introducing to you our Inventory Reduction Sale Catalog. Here you will find hundreds of great items that honor and support our military and their families. This catalog is produced seasonally to highlight various items throughout our vast inventory which includes branch of service, patriotic, and spiritual merchandise. This may be your last chance to purchase several of these fantastic items as many of these are available only while supplies last. Don’t miss the opportunity to stock up on your favorites before they are gone!!! Table Of Contents Coins 3-14 Printed Shirts 34-41 Medallions 5-6 Extreme Embroidery Caps Keychains 15-17 42-49 Lanyards 1617 Watch Caps 49-50 Pins 18 Emblematic Caps 50-60 Dog Tags 18-24 Patches 61-78 Transfers 25-33 Decals 79-83 Kamp Shirts 33 Magnets 84 WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 2261 2268 COIN-COMBAT INFANTRYMAN(DX18) COIN-NAVY COMBAT VETERAN (DX18) 2275 2310 COIN-SURFACE WARFARE (DX12) COIN-1ST MARINE EXP. FORCES [DX9] 2311 2312 COIN- 2ND MARINE EXP. FORCES [DX9] COIN-MEF 3 [DX9] 2325 2329 COIN-OIF COMBAT VET NAVY [DX9] COIN-OIF ON DUTY NAVY [DX9] 2330 2337 COIN-OIF ON DUTY USAF [DX9] COIN-OIF VETERAN NAVY [DX9] WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 3 2352 2353 COIN-COAST GUARD BEAR MASCOT-W[DX] COIN-2ND INFANTRY[DX18] 2359 2361 COIN-PROUDLY SERVED MARINES[DX15] COIN-PROUDLY SERVED COAST GUARD [DX9] 2380 2391 COIN-U.S.ARMY E-7#(DXX12) COIN-U.S AIR FORCE E-2(DXX12) 2412 2457 COIN-U.S. AIR FORCE 1ST LT. 0-2(DX12) COIN-U.S. ARMY ARMOR OF GOD [DX14] 2494 2478 COIN-CASINO ARMY[DX14] COIN-C-5 GALAXY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 4 WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 2554 2545 COIN-OND KUWAIT-NEW REFLECTION[DXX12] COIN-USN ARMOR OF GOD [DX14] 2590 2950 COIN-AFGHANISTANv (DX18) COIN-ARMY AMERICAN VALOR[DX14] 2915 2916 2918 2919 COIN-AIR FORCE 3.5” MEDAL- COIN-AIR FORCE RETIRED 3.5” MEDAL- COIN-OEF W/ EAGLE 3.5” MEDAL- COIN-OND DEFENDING MEDAL- 2920 2923 2924 2925 COIN-OEF DEFENDING 3.5” MEDAL- COIN-AIRFORCE CAPTAIN 3.5” MEDAL- COIN-AIR FORCE MAJOR COIN-AIR FORCE LT COLO- 2926 2927 2928 2929 COIN-AIR FORCE COLONEL COIN-AF E5 MEDAL- COIN-AF E6 MEDAL- COIN-AF E7 MEDAL- WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 WWW.EAGLECREST.COM 800-874-1410 5 2930 2931 2934 2935 COIN-AF E8 MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-AF E9 MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-ARMY E-5 SERGEANT MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-ARMY E-6 STAFF SERG MEDALLION[DX14] 2936 2937 2938 2939 COIN-ARMY E-7 SRG 1ST CLASS MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-ARMY O-5 LT.COLONEL MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-ARMY O-4 MAJOR MEDALLION[DX14] COIN-ARMY O-3 CAPTAIN MEDALLION[DX14] 2945 2969 3035 2401 COIN-UNITED STATES MARINE MEDALLION[DXX14] COIN-SPONSOR MEDALLION COIN-SEMPER FORTIS MEDALLION(DX14) COIN DISPLAY-BLK FELT SINGLE 2968 2967 COIN-SPONSOR COIN(DX14) COIN-MARINES 0-6 COLONEL(DXX14) 2971 2975 COIN-ARMY AIR ASSAULT[DX18] COIN-USCG-ST. 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