A bit of folk art here, from the 70's. A hand decorated vest for a CB Radio Operator jamboree, with hand-drawn and made patches / badges, such as "The Spirit of 76", and "Bucket Mouth Las Vegas Unit 62". Those two alone, are priceless, but in addition there are three jamboree badges and a HUGE embroidered Liberty Bell 1776 badge. Not sure what "Mon Ch 19" is...the frequency they are on? I love the western fringe, which is probably part of the original vest. there are 2 front pockets, and a black satin lining. vest id 100% polyester, and there is a button to close the front. A few badges were pinned, not sewn, and those will be sewn before sending, unless you would rather I don't. This is a great piece for a museum, or for film and TV use ( Nomadsland!) or just a costume. Is there a CB Museum? Anyway, very cool for MANY reasons. The badges alone, are worth a lot, esp. the hand made ones. I am pricing cheap. Sorry about the one racist badge ( "Custer was right")....of course that can be removed, or saved if you are collecting materials that deal with racial ignorance, for the sake of history. I also have two 7 inch wide badges that read "Southwest CB'ers" that does not fit on the vest.
Go by measurements:
Chest: 40"
Waist: 38"
length: 26"

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Las Vegas, Nevada.