Can anybody identify this emblem????

I have had to for over 10 years and I still am unable to identify what car it is for. It is metal and I think glass? Any help I would be thankful. Rob

 

What does the back look like? Looks like something off of a refrigerator to me.

 

whatever it's for it's very likely later than 64

 

any numbers on it? anything?

 

It has two mounting studs and no numbers, Does have 2 arrows pointing in what looks to be the top of the emblem. Its a tough one.

 

How can this emblem have a top ? Anyhow, looks like it came of a handbag.

 

How big is it? Could it be a hubcap center or is it off a B pillar. You're the emblem guy, you're 'sposed to know these things!!

 

It is two inches across.

 

Well I see a bunch of golf tees. I would say it's a golf cart horn button. Yea that sounds good.

 

..saw one the other day..

I think it was on a 26" rope chain..

 

Looks like a 1950's coldspot refrigerator badge. I think I've seen that before. I've been known to be wrong though...

 

That's the ancient symbol of the eight sided horn brigade. They were famous for going into battle with only their eight sided horns, sadly their history is short and bloody. I hear they made really good omelets.

 

It is the horn button off of a Conastoga wagon, I believe. I'll go get my books....

 

Those are martini glasses, right? It's off the mini-bar in Frank Sinatra's limo -

 

its off of the case for a mid 60s fender trombone... the octo-toot-a-caster

 

Wait a second...aren't you the "emblem guy" ?

 

Could it be one of those "club emblems" that you put on the grille of your car? Like what the Masons do?

 

I thought I saw that on the chariot wheel in Gladiator..

 

It's for the rare 1965 Dikfor long sedan.

Hold on to it tight, it will grow in value.

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It is a Dickeydo award. You get it when your belly sticks out more than your dickeydo! I have one!

 

...I'm not only a member, I'm also the President!

 

They give out one similar for Boobydos.

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the "emblemguy" with a what is it emblem thread. ha thats great.

hopefully "drunkingcollegesluts" has some pictures that need identified.

 

hahaha good stuff

 

This thread is killing me! Funny ass shit!

 

I think this may be a fire dept thing.......
A luietenant wears a bugle,
a captain wears two,
Chiefs wear crossed bugles 2 or mor depending on rank.
This could be a very high ranking chief or the commishener or such.
It might of been the emblem that gets fitted to a dress cap.
Otherwise......Who knows???

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In the early days, of North American fire departments, orders were given to the troops, by officers, through the use of a large brass device that resembles a megaphone. These were very ornate brass horns. They were commonly called “bugles” or speaking trumpets.[/FONT]​

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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The person with the bugle hanging from his neck or shoulder was easily identified as the person in charge. Officers became identified with these objects so a small pin in the shape of a bugle became a type of rank insignia for officers. The more “bugles on his collar” the higher the rank. An expression still used today.[/FONT]
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That is most likely off of a 1966 STEEY DAN!

 

Maybe off a 60's era jukebox.

Or with others like it, could've been part of the decor at Harvey's Broiler

 

Alright, does this guy really need to know? Or is this some kinda test? "Just kiddin' guys, I made it up. Just wanted to seeif I could stump you!" Well, I aint bite'n.