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Chevy Emblem

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OK all of you bowtie lovers. Let me know what this is. I found this yesterday with Bryce, while hunting a site that I have researched for years. I was a little disappointed with our results, but any day that you can go hunting with a friend is priceless regardless of results. I am including a photo of the site and you can see my astonishment at our lack of finds.
Thanks,
Bob
 
Bob...that cleaned up NICE:thumbup:

Still not sure exactly what it is...but also still feel it is an emblem that was mounted on something...instead of the info in your email...although the info is getting closer.

I have been searching everywhere but haven't found anything on it yet. As per your email...I think you are definitely narrowing it down...but haven't quite nailed it yet.

We'll get it figured out:thumbup:
 
I think Norman nailed it. There was a picture of this dealership on flicker but I couldn't save it. This was the text beneath it. Couldn't find a pic of the emblem though.
Congrats :thumbup: on a great find and an awesome site. I'd be hitting that place plenty, coins or no coins.



Peacock Chevrolet Company Dublin, GA

So what's that '56 or '57 Corvette doing all by itself out front? This is obviously a 1960 scene, so the Vette has to be a used one. Too bad it's no longer available. Peacock had been a Chevy dealer here since 1926.
 
Looks like Chevrolet used a peacock in their advertisements for the year 1927 only. Now I just have to figure where it went.
Thanks,
Bob
 
My guess it may not be indeed a car emblem and may have come from a plaque, but on the other hand my dad's 32 plymouth had something similiar on it if my memory serves me right after all these years 65 or so.....as I was 6-7 when he had the plymouth...No stickon's in those days they were rivetted on..
 
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