Early R.A.C. car badge

Early R.A.C. car badge

Automobilia: An early to mid 20thC chromed car / vehicle badge bar, with affixed Lucas 4LR headlamp, AA badge with serial number 3A89754 and RAC badge. Approx. 32 3/8" long

No Reserve! STUNNING RAC CAR BADGE CHROME WITH A DOME CENTRE LOW MEMBERS NUMBER ON THE BACK 2355 ALL ORIGINAL EXCELLENT CONDITION RAC YES1960 - 1973CHROME METAL. PLASTIC CENTRE DOME 11 CM X 8.5CM Ship

Two Early Period Car Badges, One for the “Automobilclub von Deutschland” and the other for the German formula one race track “Nurbur-Ring”. The “Automobilclub von Deutschland‚” measures

Great lot of 4 original RAC Car Club Badges. Excellent

An unusual silver plated and gilt hand engraved car badge or possibly funerary plaque. letters are gilt on the interior and the metal is silver plated with some tarnish. Name on plaque reads W. L. Hal

THIS IS THE FULL MEMBERS CENTENARY BADGE IN ORIGINAL BOX NEVER BEEN USED AND COMPLETE WITH GRILLE FITTINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS. MADE BY THE WELL KNOWN BADGE MANUFACTURER TOYE KENNING, QUITE A HEAVY BADGE

7" x 2"

2.5" diameter

0.5" x 2"

3.25" x 1.5"

3.75" x 1.75"

7.5" x 2.5"

3.5" x 1.5"

3" x 1.25"

4" x 2"

4.75" x 2"

2" x 3"

Collection of Five Vintage Car Badges Grill Emblems – AAA American Automobile Association; ACIF Automobile Club De L'ile De France Paris; RAC Royal Automobile Club; KANC Kon Nederlandsche Autom

283. EARLY IVES NO. 1 FREIGHT SET | Loco missing one badge, cattle car has one replaced door and repainted roof, others in All Original Condition. | O gauge

Lot consists of: Security badges from Cadillac Motor Cars, AC Spark Plugs, Chevrolet, Goodyear Tires, and Dayton Tires. All badges are in excellent condition and are very unique pieces of early advert

Christmas Santa Pinback Buttons (3), Meet me at Hamburger's 8419-Bastian Bros., Joe-The Motorists' Friend-Phila. Badge Co. & very early 1900's Santa driving a touring car-no paper backing, all cellulo

Showing St. Christopher, blue enamelled

Mixed lot of British, French, Italian early car brochures - 1909-1950’s