Vintage Car Emblem Horn Button Wheel Hood Ornament Oldsmobile Globe 1950 1951 on 2040-parts.com
Narragansett, Rhode Island, United States
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Vintage Car Emblem Horn Button Wheel Hood Ornament OLDSMOBILE Globe; circa 1950-51. Vintage Car Auto Emblem; Hood Ornament / Radiator Cap / Horn Button; Steering Wheel Center; I believe this is from an Oldsmobile. It is very unusual. It is numbered #64T on the back; and the back is a steel geared cog. On the front, there is a starburst and a large 3 D Globe with halo. It seems to be in good using condition except for some crazing to the clear glass area and some oxidation to the edge of the metal rim. But nothing seems to be broken or damaged. Size of disc is 3 3/4" diameter; overall depth is 1 3/4" not including bolt. Shipping in the continental US is $10.
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