Automobile, Racing, Gasoline & Oil Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare Rickenbacker - Berks Motor Co. auto reflector from the 1920s. This lens (reflector) was made to look like the Rickenbacker Automobile Company logo. Eddie Rickenbacker, the leading United States ace of World War I,...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1930's Deco Buick 8 enamel radiator badge. The round circular badge is red enamel with: "BUICK 8" in raised plated detail. The badge is made in two-piece, riveted construction with a strip of red enamel running down through...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1920's Studebaker Auto Co. 5 year service lapel pin by Kinney Co. The center of the lapel pin is a rich color red and reads: "STUDEBAKER" in gilt brass. At the top the pin displays the number: "5" and reads:...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1930s lapel pin for the Chevrolet "100 Car Club" by Gordon B. Miller & Company. This pin was awarded by Chevy dealers to salespeople achieving a sales total of one hundred automobiles. The pin is in 10 karat gold by...

ARTIFACT: Great 1930's advertising promotional giveaway from GMC Trucks folding pocket hat and clothes brush. The brush reads: "GMC TRUCKS" on the front and "HAT AND CLOTHES BRUSH". Opening up like a compact, the sides fold back to...

ARTIFACT: This is a great, early Buick Motor Company employee badge. The badge is triangular with a decorative accent at its top, a Deco Buick logo and the number 4006025 at its center. VINTAGE: Circa 1920's - 1930's. SIZE: Approximately 1-1/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s or 1930s unissued worker badge for the Studebaker automobile factory in South Bend, Indiana. Studebaker was a nineteenth century company producing wagons long before it came out with its signature car. It is a two-piece...

ARTIFACT: This is a handsome Studebaker five years of service pin from the 1930's. The pin has a fantastic red enameled center bearing the word STUDEBAKER: the S is Art Deco-ish and looks like a long cigarette smoke trail. VINTAGE: Circa 1930's...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and great 1920s automobile tail light lens from Rickenbacker-Berks Motor Company. Rickenbacker was the leading United States ace of World War I, and designed the famous Hat-in-the-Ring logo that the 94th Aero Squadron used...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 1920s Dodge Brothers automobile or truck radiator badge. Founded in 1900, the Dodge Brothers' company went through many incarnations and is now a brand sold by Chrysler Group. The badge is in cobalt blue and white enameled...

ARTIFACT: This is a Ford Corporation worker badge from the Rouge (River) Plant in Dearborn, Michigan. The plant has turned out everything from anti-submarine ships to tractors to cars since 191The pin reads F7338 ROUGE and shows a scene of the riverside...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful circa 1900 Olds Motor Works horseless carriage figural stick pin by Whitehead & Hoag, New Jersey. The top of the stick pin features a lovely detailed Oldsmobile Runabout, credited as the first car to be mass produced and sold for $650...