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Three square album-style covers or boxes arranged in a fan-like stack on a textured brown background. The front cover is teal with a dark fantasy illustration and the text 'Harbinger of Woe'; the middle cover is dark blue with the same artwork and 'Brodequin' at the top; the back cover has a yellow border and similar artwork.

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Brodequin - Harbinger of Woe Embroidered 4x4 Patch

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Color: Black

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Brodequin - Harbinger of Woe album cover embroidered patches, roughly 4" x 4". Available in three colors while supplies last! 

Arm your gear with the “Harbinger of Woe” embroidered patch—crafted for battle vests and true scene devotees. Durable, aggressive, and stitched with precision, this patch is a declaration of allegiance to the underground.

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A close-up of Brodequin guitarist Mike Bailey playing guitar on a stage, wearing a black shirt and a black leather guitar strap with a debossed logo.
A gray scruffy dog wearing a black Brodequin - Instruments of Torture long-sleeve band t-shirt with a large white graphic print on the back, sitting outdoors in a grassy area with green ivy in the background.
Brodequin bassist and vocalist Jamie Bailey performing live on stage, playing a dark-colored five-string bass guitar and growling into a microphone under dramatic blue stage lighting.
A signed copy of the band Brodequin's 'Festival of Death' CD album, featuring a silver marker autograph across the front cover artwork.
Brodequin drummer Brennan Shackelford in a black t-shirt playing on stage under dramatic warm lighting, with a gold cymbal visible in the background.
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