RadiatorEmblems

This page is dedicated to pre war car emblems and interesting post war emblems I want to present to you the most beautiful and the most rarest emblems on this page. To my knowledge the first enameled radiator emblem was on the Georges Richard1903. From this time on thousands of these nice artifacts were mounted on the radiator to identify the car. If you send me a picture from your favorite emblems I´ll post them with a comment. ON THE RIGHT SIDE YOU WILL FIND AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CARMAKERS.

Mar 3, 2014

ANGUS SANDERSON / UK

ANGUS SANDERSON / BIRTLEY / UK ( 1919 - 1927 )

The ANGUS SANDERSON of Birtley (County Durham) built assembled cars from 1919 to 1927.
They had an engine by Tyler, a gearbox by Wrigley, suspension by Woodhead, wheels by Goodyear, front axles and frame by Mechin and a well designed body made by the firm.
Wood for the bodywork was grown in the company´s own forest.
Only 3,000 cars were made so you have to look years to find an emblem.

Size	9.8 cm x 5.9 cm
Year	1919 -
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backside of the ANGUS SANDERSON: no maker´s mark

The last years there was another oval emblem, now it was chromed:

Size	8.6 cm x 4.0 cm
Year	c. 1923 -1927
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contemporary photo showing the new emblem on the radiator (and a proud owner )

For more emblems see older posts or top right ( list of car makers )

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AnonymousApril 8, 2014 at 11:36 AM
Hi, am from Australia and have one of these cars - in pieces. Have two badges so am not looking for a badge, but would like to be in contact with someone who owns this kind of car. Do you know anyone?
Cheers
Adrian
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I started collecting radiator emblems in 1976. I remember this clearly because I had to give my first car to the local scrapyard. It was a still nice looking Volkswagen squareback. The scrapyard director was interested in my car and I was interested in the emblems of all cars in the field. So a deal was made. And I went home with a bucket full of emblems. Later I've been on swap meets all around the world. I started buying emblems on Ebay in 1999. From this time on prices became comparable for the first time. This made it possible for me to invent a five-star system to categorize emblems based on their rarity and value.This table is applicable for original emblems in a good but not perfect shape. Not for reproductions.

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	A common pre-war emblem from a mass producer like Ford, Chevrolet, Chrysler etc. Value: 0$ - 50$
	Still a well known car but no high production quantities. Value: 50$ - 200$
	Here it starts with the highly collectible emblems. Value: 200$ - 500$
	A very rare and very desirable emblem. You have to look years to find one of these. Value: 500$ - 800$
	An ultra rare piece. Prices are sometimes 800$ and more.

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ANGUS SANDERSON / UK

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