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Chromed mascot of a Flying Lady (similar to Rolls Royce) for mounting on radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet of a prewar- or postwar car. Good condition but shows light pitting under wings. Comes with the nice wooden block it stands on. Height mascot 11cms. Length 13cms. Location: LHCL

Beautifully styled chromed mascot of Flying Lady mounted on a fairly large chromed radiator-cap off an unknown English car or Continental car. Height mascot 8cms. Diameter internal thread cap 6 ½ cms. Location: LHCL

Chromed mascot of an Aries’ head (Dodge Ram) which could be mounted on a flat radiator-cap. Height 10cms. Measures 5.1cms between centres of mounting holes. Very good condition. Unusual piece. Location: LHCL

Rene Lalique large and heavy cast aluminium mascot of a woman’s head at speed, currently mounted on a marble block but could be mounted on the radiator-cap of a large continental car of the period 1918-1935. Length 25cms, height 20cms. Magnificent piece. Location: LHCL

Chromed mascot of a woman’s head at speed. Can be mounted on top centre of radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet (hood) of car. Height mascot 8 ½ cms. Distance between mounting holes 7 ½ cms. Very good condition. Location: LHCL

Beautiful “Victory”-repo large glass mascot mounted on cut and polished glass or marble (?) block, depicting “woman’s head at speed”. Height with stand 23cms, length 25cms. Location: LHCL

Small original glass mascot mounted on oval block, depicting “woman’s head at speed” (Corningwear daughter). Length of head 12cms, height 6 ½ cms. Location: LHCL

Large 1920's bronze accessory-mascot/ornament of a crane-bird standing on a marble base, made by the well known French artist H. Payen. Could be fitted on a radiator-cap and be chromed or nickelled. Ideal for special-bodied Hispano-Suiza or Isotta-Fraschini. Height bird 22cms. Location: LHCL

Oval grille badge for the Ford Type 2N tractors (Ford Ferguson). 8cms in width. Postage included.

Bonnet (hood) ornament believed to be off a 1937 or 1938 Plymouth. Casting N° 2981-A1 and 10-32.