Item: GB5713

Two Regimental Hood Ornaments

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Two Regimental Hood Ornaments

Canada Car Badge (three-piece construction, chrome plated metal with forest green enamels, the central plate affixed by two nuts and bolts on the reverse, maker marked "J.R. GAUNT LONDON" and marked "MADE IN ENGLAND" at the base, 79 mm x 120.3 mm, with two screws fed through two die-holes in the base for automobile attachment, in its cardboard box of issue, with pop-up insert card and raised medal bed); and Royal Artillery Car Badge (three-piece construction, silvered bronze, the central plate affixed by three nuts and bolts on the reverse, maker marked "J.R. GAUNT LONDON" at the base, 76.5 mm x 134.2 mm, with two die-holes in the base for automobile attachment, exhibiting scattered silvering wear and contact marks). Both with intact enamels, the Canada Car Badge is mint, while the British Royal Artillery Car Badge is better than very fine.