VULCAN / LANCASHIRE / GB ( 1902 - 1928 )
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| VULCAN radiator emblem |
VULCAN (1902 - 1928 in Southport /
Lancashire England) had a good reputation for solid, well-made cars with
four and six cylinders.
In 1923 there was a connection with LEA FRANCIS, which made both marques remarkably similar [Dalton Watson]
| Size | 3.8 cm x 7.2 cm |
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| Year | 1925 - 1926 |
| Estimate |  |
backside of an original VULCAN radiator emblem without makers mark
VULCAN was one of the first car makers offering a factory masot. Before there were only accessory mascots.
" Ask the man who owns one " : not only PACKARD used this slogan
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| 1912 advertisement showing the factory mascot |
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| VULCAN truck with factory mascot |
Not only trucks but also passenger vehicles received the mascot:
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| rare 1926 sales brochure showing the radiator with the above shown oval emblem and the factory mascot (collection Matthias Dressler; for more information about factory mascots click here ) |
For more emblems see top right of this page ( list of car makers ).
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