MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS these odds and sods are emblems associated with automobiles but are NOT makes of "automobiles".
A & S - not sure what A & S stands for! There was a coachbuilder from Sydney, Australia called Angus and Sons during the 1910's... Contact us if you know.
| A & S (kick-plate) Size: 280mm x 140mm |
Brahma were owned by Theromplastics Inc., in the USA and made truck/utility roof panels (and bed liners) from 1978 until 2018.
| Brahma Size: 110mm x 65mm |
Challen & Reynolds (South Australia) -1859.
Challen & Reynolds were an Australian builder of horse-drawn carriages.
| Challen & Reynolds Builders Adelaide (hubcap) Size: 80mm x 80mm x 24mm |
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
This emblem was offered Australia wide to commemorate the connation of Queen Elizabeth the Second in 1953.
| ER II (1953) Long Live the Queen Streamlux Streamlux Souvenir Size: 65mm x 120m |
Coventry Climax was a British engine manufacturer 1903-1986. Also see Hillman post.
| Coventry Climax England & Coventry Climax Engines Ltd Godiva Size: 70mm x 51mm & 56mm x 56mm |
| Sporting Car Club (of South Australia) 3 Crestmobile Concessional Registration Plate Size 134mm x 134mm |
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| 1902 Crestmobile showing Concessional Registration Plate above |
Heenan & Froude (H & F) made dynamometers (a meter measuring torque/rotational speed of the engine).
National Safety Council
| National Safety Council of S.A. Road Safety League Size: 67mm x 94mm |
| Scripps Size: 64mm x 39mm |
Van Blerck Motor Company this is NOT an automobile emblem but made marine engines from 1913 until 1920. They made an in-line 12 cylinder motor.
