Any one recognize this emblem?

[ford38v8]

JC Whitney

[tubman]

Originally Posted by ford38v8

JC Whitney

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[51 MERC-CT]

The V8 version of the 1937 Channing Swift.
This is the V12 emblem.

[roysboystoys]

Originally Posted by 51 MERC-CT

The V8 version of the 1937 Channing Swift.
This is the V12 emblem.

Could you make a V16 one for a Gravely mower?
Nice photo shop

[Viv W]

Hi, I still think this badge is for a 1937 Hudson 8 cylinder trunk. Hudson had a Vee shaped triangle incorporated in their logo and their club magazine is known as the white triangle.

[roysboystoys]

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Originally Posted by Viv W

Hi, I still think this badge is for a 1937 Hudson 8 cylinder trunk. Hudson had a Vee shaped triangle incorporated in their logo and their club magazine is known as the white triangle.

You are correct that is very similar to the Hudson Emblem.
I owned a 1937 and I was the Hudson club librarian for several years,
so I'm familiar with them.
My first thought was it is a skirt emblem from a 37 Hudson eight,
but they use an H instead of an 8.
This piece might have been made using a Hudson piece to copy?
It's not my part , just helping to ID it.

[Mart]

Personally I think it looks a little crude to be from a major manufacturer. I would lean towards it being an accessory item from the likes of JC Whitney or similar. The other V8 badges shown show a certain design flair distinctly lacking in the one being asked about.

Knowing the size and type of fittings on the back would also help.

But for me, I'd be surprised if it was OE fitment on a mass produced car.

Of course, I'm always willing to be proven wrong.

Mart.

[Curt in AZ]

The logo for the early Lycoming V8?

[Marv]

I seen a little foreign car today that had wings with their medallion in the middle.
I believe it was a Mini Cooper.

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by Marv

I seen a little foreign car today that had wings with their medallion in the middle.
I believe it was a Mini Cooper.

No cigar on the "Mini"! DD

[Mart]

Austin cars used a stylised wing motif, that would be the "nod" to history in the Mini badge. (The first Mini's were Austins, the latest type are BMW. BMW at one time owned Rover, the last remnants of British Leyland, which absorbed Austin).

I did my apprenticeship at "The Austin" and saw many a Mini roll down the line.

Mart

[deuce lover]

This ends the mystery.One on EBAY right now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-L-F-...BZb9ED&vxp=mtr

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by deuce lover

This ends the mystery.One on EBAY right now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-L-F-...BZb9ED&vxp=mtr

Good catch right there, deuce! DD

[roysboystoys]

THANKS ,
mystery solved

I passed the info on to the owner of the original photo.

Not JC Whitney? but close.