Hillman

Hillman or Hillman (Rootes Group) were produced in Britain from 1907 until 1976 having evolved from a bicycle production  background. Some were re-badged as Singer, Humber and Commer (see separate posts). Hillman were also made in Australia from 1966 until1972. 

The Hillman emblem features three spires, as they were made in Coventry "The City of Three Spires" - the spires of St Michael's Cathedral, Grey Friars' Church and Holy Trinity Church. The first winged emblem is from about 1928.

Hillman Coventry HC (1921) Size: 62mm x 62mm

Hillman  Size: 51mm x 51mm

Hillman (dash/glovebox)
Size: 40mm x 30mm

Hillman 
Size: 132mm x 22mm

Hillman (1939)
Size: 128mm x 35mm x 12mm

Hillman (1940)
Size: 127mm x 34mm x 7mm

Hillman (~1948) (cast; stamped) 
Size: 168mm x 36mm

Hillman (1948)
Size: 147mm x 44mm x 45mm

Hillman Minx (1949)
Size: 185mm x 47mm x 32mm

Hillman Rootes Group Mark 8 (1955)
Size: 258mm x 43mm

Hillman Husky (1954-1956)
Size: 265mm x 71mm x 32mm

Hillman Husky
Size: 260mm x 38mm x 5-15mm

Hillman (1957-1959)
Size: 177mm x 23mm

Hillman Minx were produced from 1931 until 1970.

Hillman Super Minx (1963-1965)
Size: 183mm x 35mm

 

Hillman De Luxe Australia (1962)
Size: 255mm x 43mm

Hillman Australia Minx Series IIIC (1962) 
plastic insert (steering wheel)
Size: 108mm x 108mm

Hillman Australia - Gazelle 

Hillman Australia -  Hunter Safari

Hillman Australia -  Hunter Safari

Rootes Group (1967) (steering wheel) Size: 66mm x 66mm

Hillman Rootes Group (horn) Size: 42mm x 49mm

Hillman Rootes Group
Super Minx (1965)
Size: 30-56mm x 107mm

Hillman Hunter (1967) Size: 113mm x 40mm

Hillman (1968) Size: 23mm x 63mm

 

Hillman (hubcaps) (front)
Size: 204mm x 60mm

Hillman (hubcaps) ROOTES (back)
Size: 204mm x 60mm

Hillman (hubcap)
Size: 43mm x 43mm x 6mm