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Window Card Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. The text "HELLS ANGELS" is the top rocker, the "Death Head" logo is in the center with the number "9" above it, and "USA" is the bottom rocker. "CAMB 76" appears to be a smaller artist or designer signature/mark dated 1976.
Symbolism and Details
Hells Angels MC: The club uses a three-piece patch system, including the top rocker, a central insignia (the "Death Head" logo), and a bottom rocker indicating the state or territory.
"9" and "USA": The number 9 likely refers to a specific chapter, or sometimes, numbers are used as an alphabetical code, though "81" (H=8th letter, A=1st letter) is the more common Hells Angels code. "USA" indicates the club's presence in the United States.
Significance: Only full members are permitted to wear the club's official patches. Items like the poster in the image are typically support gear for fans and family members who back the club but are not full members.
Vintage: The "76" mark suggests this design dates back to 1976. |
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