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Re: Identify this car badge - lion/dragon surrounded by 3 knives/swords.
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Re: Identify this car badge - lion/dragon surrounded by 3 knives/swords. -
05-01-2007
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Ok another go that "lion" is walking and is similar to the Peugeot
http://www.cartype.com/page.cfm?id=358
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"Rob" <mesa (AT) mine (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4635857d$1_8 (AT) news (DOT) peopletelecom.com.au... Adrian wrote: Jon (spam (AT) jonparker (DOT) plus.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : http://www.jonparker.plus.com/carbadge.jpg Can someone tell me which car manufacturer this is please? |
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Jon (spam (AT) jonparker (DOT) plus.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : http://www.jonparker.plus.com/carbadge.jpg Can someone tell me which car manufacturer this is please? Not one I can place. I've added the classic group to the list. |
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C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) Dave (...who's clearly older than you youngsters 8^]...) |
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Adrian wrote: Jon (spam (AT) jonparker (DOT) plus.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : http://www.jonparker.plus.com/carbadge.jpg Can someone tell me which car manufacturer this is please? Not one I can place. I've added the classic group to the list. |
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C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) |
I think we have a winner.
Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in-
oval...
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Dafydd (spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) looks at link in other post I think we have a winner. Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in- oval... |
than script in oval and the separate F-O-R-D letters, but of course they
used script for the model even in the 50s & 60s but a different style.
I'm looking for specific models where this badge was used but so far can
only find 100E key fobs where the design is used but the shield, as in
this pic. is not. On these 'early' models ISTR the 'ford' was in a 'V'
type badge at the back edge of the front wing and only the model type
shown at front & rear of car.
Dave
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| Adrian wrote: Dafydd (spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) looks at link in other post I think we have a winner. Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in- oval... Too quick for my own good. I meant script for Cortina, Escort etc rather than script in oval and the separate F-O-R-D letters, but of course they used script for the model even in the 50s & 60s but a different style. I'm looking for specific models where this badge was used but so far can only find 100E key fobs where the design is used but the shield, as in this pic. is not. On these 'early' models ISTR the 'ford' was in a 'V' type badge at the back edge of the front wing and only the model type shown at front & rear of car. |
So what exactly do I have here? Is it a grille badge? Is it valuable to
anyone?
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Regards
Jon
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spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk declared for all the world to hear... Adrian wrote: Dafydd (spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) looks at link in other post I think we have a winner. Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in- oval... Too quick for my own good. I meant script for Cortina, Escort etc rather than script in oval and the separate F-O-R-D letters, but of course they used script for the model even in the 50s & 60s but a different style. I'm looking for specific models where this badge was used but so far can only find 100E key fobs where the design is used but the shield, as in this pic. is not. On these 'early' models ISTR the 'ford' was in a 'V' type badge at the back edge of the front wing and only the model type shown at front & rear of car. Nice one Dave. I knew someone would know! So what exactly do I have here? Is it a grille badge? Is it valuable to anyone? |
of the underside, next to a ruler or a 50p or something, on your website?
Dave
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| Jon wrote: spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk declared for all the world to hear... Adrian wrote: Dafydd (spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) looks at link in other post I think we have a winner. Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in- oval... Too quick for my own good. I meant script for Cortina, Escort etc rather than script in oval and the separate F-O-R-D letters, but of course they used script for the model even in the 50s & 60s but a different style. I'm looking for specific models where this badge was used but so far can only find 100E key fobs where the design is used but the shield, as in this pic. is not. On these 'early' models ISTR the 'ford' was in a 'V' type badge at the back edge of the front wing and only the model type shown at front & rear of car. Nice one Dave. I knew someone would know! So what exactly do I have here? Is it a grille badge? Is it valuable to anyone? It would help to know the physical size and fitting. Can you put a photo of the underside, next to a ruler or a 50p or something, on your website? |
http://www.jonparker.plus.com/100_1198.JPG
http://www.jonparker.plus.com/100_1199.JPG
Cheers
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Jon
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spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk declared for all the world to hear... Jon wrote: spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk declared for all the world to hear... Adrian wrote: Dafydd (spoof (AT) spoof (DOT) org.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : C'mon guys, This IS a Ford badge, if on a UK car its pre-script Ford chrome badge and the blue oval. ISTR on 50s/60s cars (Consul, Zodiac etc) looks at link in other post I think we have a winner. Dunno about "pre-script/oval", though - since Model Ts used the script-in- oval... Too quick for my own good. I meant script for Cortina, Escort etc rather than script in oval and the separate F-O-R-D letters, but of course they used script for the model even in the 50s & 60s but a different style. I'm looking for specific models where this badge was used but so far can only find 100E key fobs where the design is used but the shield, as in this pic. is not. On these 'early' models ISTR the 'ford' was in a 'V' type badge at the back edge of the front wing and only the model type shown at front & rear of car. Nice one Dave. I knew someone would know! So what exactly do I have here? Is it a grille badge? Is it valuable to anyone? It would help to know the physical size and fitting. Can you put a photo of the underside, next to a ruler or a 50p or something, on your website? http://www.jonparker.plus.com/100_1197.JPG http://www.jonparker.plus.com/100_1198.JPG http://www.jonparker.plus.com/100_1199.JPG Cheers |
Dave
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