RadiatorEmblems: CLULEY / UK

Feb 22, 2015

CLULEY / UK

The CLULEY automobile made in Coventry / Warwickshire from 1922 to 1928 was a typical British car of the twenties using a proprietary 4-cylinder engine. Before they were in the bicycle business.
May be 800 cars were built so the emblem is a hard to find item.

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Size	10.5 cm x 6.8 cm
Year	1921 - 1928
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flat reverse, no makers mark

1922 CLULEY ad showing the car and the emblem

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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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CLULEY / UK

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