Lighted Hood Ornament Car Motorcycle Scooter Mascot Compco Man Cave 1950s on 2040-parts.com
Harrison, Ohio, US
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A very pristine original 1950s COMPCO Illuminated Hood Ornament Model 670 with 6 - 8 volt bulb . This Hood Ornament was Patented on Aug. 22 , 1950 Patent design # 159806 " H. C. Hammer Hood Ornament " . Wood Mounting Block is included . A wonderful Man Cave display item .
If you are looking for something particular , send me a message . I may have one to sell . Harrison , Ohio .
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