Automobile, Racing, Gasoline & Oil Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is an early Nash radiator badge by the Auld Company. The badge is a crest with a handsome patina, showing two quadrants textured with a fish scale design and the other two with black and copper sunrays. VINTAGE: Circa 1910s-1920s...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1910s-1920s Maxwell Motor Co. brass advertising token. Maxwell was an early 20th century American automobile company that became part of Chrysler. The token is crest-shaped and shows three descending arrows. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is an old Ford oval radiator badge enameled in blue by Ad-Seal from the late 1920s. The blue oval logo was adopted by Ford in 1927. VINTAGE: Circa late 1920s. SIZE: Approximately 1-7/16" in height and 2-15/16" in width...

ARTIFACT: This is a numbered service pin for ten years of service, given out by the Dodge Brothers Company. Founded in 1900, the Dodge Brothers went through many changes and is now a brand sold by Chrysler Group. The pin is shaped like the Star of David...

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 W5327 ROUGE and shows a scene of the riverside...

ARTIFACT: This is a very early enameled Chevrolet watch fob, in the shape of the Chevrolet "bowtie", which was legendarily copied in 1908 from wallpaper in a French hotel. VINTAGE: Circa 1910s. SIZE: Approximately 13/16" in height and...

ARTIFACT: This is an American Automobile Association five years pin in 10 karat gold with red and white enamel. AAA began in Chicago in 1902, with the union of nine original motor clubs. VINTAGE: Circa 1950's. SIZE: 7/16" in height x 1/2" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a five year pin for the San Diego MG Club. The pin shows MG at the center of some spokes that resemble the tires on older models of the popular British automobile. VINTAGE: Circa 1950s. SIZE: Approximately 9/16" diameter...

ARTIFACT: This is a great early automobile Driver's license: a 1915 issued Massachusetts Highway Commission Operator's License. The license was issued to William S. Clark of West Mansfield and is numbered 762The license was good for one year from the...

ARTIFACT: This is an early 1900s badge reading EAC at its center in ornate script. Because of the wheel shape to the badge, it was most likely for an automobile club with the first word beginning in E. VINTAGE: Circa early 1900s. SIZE: Approximately...