Ford Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1934, H 3.25" L 9.5"

Lincoln Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1934-39, H 3.25" L 9" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated greyhound in mid-stride. 1934 to 1939 model, marked at the lower edge Lincoln Motor Company. M

Ford Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1935, H 5.75" L 11.5" | Zinc die cast greyhound in mid-stride. Ford logo medallion and V8 below the greyhound. 1935 model accessory.

Ford Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 9.25" W 3.75" L 13" | Zinc die cast greyhound in mid-stride. Mounted atop a Ford logo and V8 medallion. Marked below the greyhound PAT. 2026779.

Lincoln Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1927-33, H 3.5" W 2.75" L 7.75" | Zinc die cast with a brass finish. Greyhound in mid-stride marked on the underside Reg. Design U.S.A. Tanquary. Moun

Packard Motor Car Company Adonis Motor Mascot, Ca. 1932, H 5.5" W 3.75" L 6" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Adonis motor mascot for Packard vehicles. Illegible manufacturer markings on the undersi

Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company Archer Motor Mascot, Ca. 1928-29, H 4.75" W 4" L 8" | Nickel plated brass motor mascot in the from of an archer ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings. 1928-29 Pi

Buick Goddess Motor Mascot, Ca. 1927, H 3.25" W 3" L 4.5" | Zinc die cast and nickel plated. Designed by William Schnell in 1926. Goddess with a winged headdress. Marked on the underside Ternstedt M.F

Ford Motor Company, Bust of Henry Ford Radiator Cap for the Model-T, Ca. 1927, H 3.75" W 2" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Mascot radiator cap for the Model-T. Signature on the back appears to rea

Plymouth And Accessory Motor Mascots, Ca. 1930s-50s, 6 pcs | Lot includes one 1934-35 Plymouth Mayflower mascot. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Mounted to a wooden display stand, H 4.5", W .75", L 7

Featherlite Tyre Company Truck Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 10" Dia. 2" | Chrome plated motor mascot of a woman holding a feather above her head for the Featherlite Tyre Company. Mounted to an acrylic b

American Art Deco Illuminated Zeppelin Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4" W 3" L 7.75" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Green and red glass portals on the sides, clear glass in the front. Manufactured by

Wiggler Co. (Buffalo, N.Y.) Motor Mascot, Radial Motor with Aviator, Ca. 1920s, H 6" W 7" L 6.5" | Die cast zinc motor mascot in the form of a radial motor with a bust of an aviator flanked by wings.

Art Deco Bird in Flight Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4.5" W 3.5" L 6.75" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Art deco style bird in flight, mounted to a cap base. No apparent maker's marks.

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

American Goddess Winged Bust Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4.25" W 7" L 5" | Die cast zinc with chrome finish. Hinged bust of a goddess flanked by wings. Marked on the underside Gordon Co. Pat. Pend. Mou

American Goddess of Flight Motor Mascots, Ca. 1920s, H 6.75" W 8.25" L 7.75" 2 pcs | Lot includes one zinc die cast and chrome plated goddess holding a winged wheel. Mounted to a Boyce Motometer. One

Dimension: L: 11.5 W: 6 H: 7 Inches AboutThe Ford Model T also known as “Tin Lizzie” is an automobile that was produced by Henry Ford's Ford Motor Company from October 1, 1908, to May 26, 1927. It

(3) Ford Motor Company steel sided boxcars Ford Continental division AC-2 covered hopper L&N Orange Ford parts; The Rock #800204; Ford coal car; Long Island caboose; PA covered hopper; B60b baggage ma

American Eagle Form Motor Mascot with Moveable Wings, Ca. Early 20th C., H 3.5" W 6.25" L 6.25" | Zinc die cast with chrome plating. Eagle form motor mascot with wings that will flap up and down as th

American Accessory Motor Mascots, Ca. 20th C., 6 pcs | Lot includes one Mack Truck bulldog mascot. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Marked at the front Mack Design Patent 87931 R. H 5", W 2", L 4". Mo

Collection of Three Motor Mascots Mounted with Boyce Motometers, Ca. 1920s, 3 pcs | Lot includes one Hudson Motor Car Company eagle mascot. Motometer marked "Haynes, America's First Car". H 5.75", W 1

(b. 1934) etching and aquatint, ca. 1990, signed in pencil l.r. and numbered 22/30, published by Ferdinand Roten Galleries, Baltimore, unframed 19"h x 14-3/4"w Literature: Deake 61, ii/II

1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser. In 1956 Mercury, a division of Ford Motor Company, wanted to move into a more upmarket luxury status and created a concept car called the Mercury XM-Turnpike Cruiser. Th

Rated 7.5, 22.5"x33", DSP oval sign has has wear and scratches in the field, marked property of Ford Motor Company & Veribrite. The Authentication Company #016439