1917-1923 Monroe Motor Car Co Hayes Wire Wheel Hubcap Emblem Badge

2.25" diameter

2.75" diameter, for Hayes wire wheels

2.75" diameter, for Hayes wire wheels

2.75" diameter, for Houlk wire wheels

1.75" diameter

2" diameter

1.75" diameter

1.75" diameter

2.75" diameter

2" diameter

2.25" diameter

2" x 1.75", this emblem is for a wheel hub center

2.5" diameter

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