US Army 7th Army SSI Embroidered Patch Seven Steps to Hell 3‑5/8" × 2" Hook Back

Embroidered U.S. Army 7th Army shoulder sleeve insignia, known as the “Seven Steps to Hell” patch. Features a red inner triangle surrounded by a stepped yellow design on a blue field. Approved in 1943, the 7th Army served under General George S. Patton and saw major action in Sicily and France during World War II. Measures approximately 3‑5/8" × 2" and includes a hook back for attachment to loop‑surface gear or display panels. Sourced from an Army Navy Surplus Store. Sold as a novelty collectible patch, not intended for regulation uniform wear.

FEATURES
- Type: Shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI)
- Unit: U.S. Army 7th Army
- Nickname: Seven Steps to Hell
- Construction: Embroidered
- Colors: Blue, yellow, red
- Size: 3.625 in × 2.00 in
- Attachment: Hook back
- Era: WWII‑era design (approved 1943)
- Source: Army Navy Surplus Store
- Classification: Novelty collectible patch