Automobile Companies Related Artifacts

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...

ARTIFACT: This is an Association of Licensed American Manufacturers (ALAM) badge from the 1910 New York National Car Show. Originally the Manufacturer's Mutual Association (MMA), ALAM adopted its new identity in 190ALAM launched a lawsuit against Ford...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful and rare circa 1910 National Motor Vehicle Co. enameled lapel pin. National Motor Vehicle Co. was established in the early 1900's and National's first model was an electric runabout called the Style A in 1900. By 1905, gas-powered...

ARTIFACT: Lana the Land Shark! I named her that long before the beer came along because she was long and sleek and silver with 'gills' on the side. And with the top down, the windshield looks like a dorsal fin to boot! 1966 Pontiac 2+2 (full-sized muscle...

ARTIFACT: This is a third edition (September 15, 1942) "Operators Manual for Allison Engine Installations" by the Allison Division of General Motors Corporation of Indianapolis, Indiana. The Allison engine was used in both USAAF and USN...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful and rare 1910's – early 1920's Studebaker advertising celluloid clicker by Whitehead & Hoag Co. The clicker reads: "STUDEBAKER" in the center and features the slogan: "THE CAR WITH A SNAP" along the...

ARTIFACT: 1940's - 1950's Loomis Armored Car Service driver's hat badge. Lee Loomis founded the company under the name Cleary Creek Commerical Company in 1905 in Portland, Oregon and soon began supplying Alaskan gold miners with daily commodities by way...

ARTIFACT: Fabulous, minty WWII Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co. Factory / Tech Rep. painted auto plate topper in unused condition. The topper displays the company logo, a red, white, and blue circle resembling a bullseye with a white star in the center that...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1950's 10K gold Stewart-Warner Gauges 10 years of service pin. The center shows a winged emblem with the letters: "SW" in embossed lettering atop an enameled bar that shows the number: "10". The company was founded in 1905 and...

ARTIFACT: Cool 1950's Dodge salesperson's lapel pin for the "400 Club" awarded when an individual sells 400 cars or trucks. The center depicts an enameled shield, red and white striped with a black vertical stripe down the center and...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1920s automobile radiator badge by Auld Co. for 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 in the war...

ARTIFACT: This is a worker's badge from the Cooper-Bessemer Corporation. Cooper Bessemer is a gas engine company originally based in Grove City, Pennsylvania. The company was founded in the late 1920's, and thousands of the Cooper-Bessemer engines still...