April 12, 2024
38 SPECIAL AUTOGRAPH REBEL FLAG VINTAGE ROCK AND ROLL
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Rock and Roll will never die! Neither will the rebel spirit of the South. Nobody embodies both these proud traditions like "38 Special"! Considered by some to be the prototype for Southern Rock, the band was formed in the late 70's, in Jacksonville Florida, and retains legions of loyal followers today! This 4 foot by 6 foot, quality Confederate flag, was made by Bulldog. It is in excellent condition with some light sun fading on the reverse w it hung in the window of a posh single's apartment for a short time. The tennant was evicted for loud music and wild parties, after only a few months! A short time later he settled down (a little), got married, bought a house, and the flag went into exile. It has since been stored for many years. It bears the autographs of Donnie Van Zant, Don Barnes, Bobby Capps, Larry L.J. Junstron, Gary Moffatt, and Danny Chauncey. Don't miss this opportunity to add this fun piece to your collection! INSURED SHIPPING IS ONLY $8.00 , to anyw in the continental United States. I welcome combined shipping on multiple purchases. Paypal and Postal Money Orders prefered, and will ship within 24 hours. Cashiers checks, and personal checks accepted from US buyers, but will be held a minimum of 10 days for clearance. Worldwide shipping is available. Please email for rates. Please ask all pertinent questions prior to
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