Early Ford Logos

I have a collection of old Ford logos. I found one that I had not seen before. Can anyone identify it?

 

I'd post this question on The Ford Barn site, under the appropriate forum.

 

i don't think that's actually a Ford logo. i think it MIGHT be part of another name, like Bedford. seems like Ford always capitalized the "F".... of course, i could be wrong.

 

in fact, i think it's from a Morris Oxford.... again, i could be horribly wrong.

 

This image shows a very similar style... I'm betting in the very early years they probably changed it often for better recognition...

 

Looks like the early logo around the 1908/1909 time frame.

 

The "d" loops wrong, and the "tail" underline goes too far to the left.

I'm with 62rebel...the thing's broke!

 

I said it was similar... not exact!!!!

 

Definitely looks like the second half of a larger emblem.

 

Similar?

Found it here: http://www.barthworks.com/cars/crawford/1907cstudebaker.htm

~Jason

 

Actially I went here, and searched in-page for "ford". Only a few names other than Ford itself came up. I picked one made in America, and there it was!
http://www.classiccarsglobal.com/default.asp/p=261/Classic_Cars_Makes_and_Models#mainContent

Sorry it's so big...

~Jason

 

I'd say that is the one!

 

And there you go... the power of the Hamb succeeds again!!

 

Jason, that is it. Sharp eye!!!

 

Have you seen the Ford rad badge with the black background instead of blue? Around '28 to '31. Maybe more?

 

I think that is German. Black for B and red for V8 later?? Something like that. I have a red '32.

 

Thanks guys. Looks like I'll have to add it to my Stude logo collection.

 

Thats what I miss about the T. It was before the blue oval, it was "FORD Made in the USA"

 

Thank you, thank you!

~Jason

 

My favorite is the Ford 3 lions

 

Sure does all the Ford stuff starts with a capital