United States Navy Retired CPO Skull Crossbones on Distressed USA Flag Vanity License Plate

United States Navy Retired Chief Petty Officer Memorabilia Vanity License Plates. 
This design shows U.S. Chief Petty Officer Skull and Crossbones sailor over a tattered American flag.
The honored position of Navy Chief Petty Officer established on April 1, 1893 is a Naval position of great responsibility, tradition and pride.
CPO an E-7 is the first step of the Chief ranks within the Navy enlisted, it is the beginning of the Naval service senior enlisted. 
These old goats shaped the Navy into what it is today.
The Stars and Stripes is torn, cut and worn but still flies behind this Navy Chief.
Great gift for retired Navy CPO's whether they are a old long time retired sailor or an active duty CPO about to retire. 
Grab this vanity license plates for your car, van, truck or rocket and show your pride of being a member of the greatest naval military in the world, The United States of America, ‘Merica!
This is for a Chief Petty Officer, E7, feel free to look at my other designs made for other ranks.

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This design is also available on many different products such as stickers, coffee mugs, flags, mousepads, phone cases and much more please contact us for more information. 

Each plate is 100% made with robust aluminum material and comes with pre-drilled holes for hassle-free installation. Measuring in at 12" x 6", it is the perfect size to decorate any vehicle or wall as a stylish statement piece. (Note: The product does not come with mounting hardware.)

- Material: 100% aluminum

- One size: 12" × 6" (30.5 × 15.2 cm) 

- 4 holes for attachment

- Assembled in the USA

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This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!