VINTAGE UNITED STATES RADIATOR CORPORATION CAST ALUMINUM SHIELD EMBLEM BADGE 2
VINTAGE UNITED STATES RADIATOR CORPORATION CAST ALUMINUM SHIELD EMBLEM BADGE 2. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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VINTAGE UNITED STATES RADIATOR CORPORATION CAST ALUMINUM SHIELD EMBLEM BADGE 2. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
Chinetti International Motors, Greenwich, Connecticut dealership badge. The badge is made of brass. It is 3 1/2″ x 3 1/2″. I purchased the badge from Ferrari Dino and parts specialist the late Dennis McCann back in the 90s. It was the last one he had in stock. Enzo Ferrari appointed Chinetti as his Ferrari factory agent in the United States. Chinetti opened the first and for a while the only Ferrari dealership in the country. Later his territory became all areas east of the Mississippi River. Chinetti’s reputation continued to draw clients from across the country throughout his career. In addition to handling Ferrari, Chinetti Motors was also U.S. agent for Automobili OSCA of Bologna until 1967. The original showroom of his Greenwich, Connecticut business has been demolished but the business with new location remains open, owned as a Ferrari-Maserati dealership.The first Ferrari sold by Chinetti to the US was a Tipo 166 MM Touring Barchetta, chassis 0002 M, sold to Tommy Lee in Los Angeles in the first three months of 1949. The second car sold, and the first sold through the dealership, was a Ferrari Tipo to Briggs. Cunningham. He drove it to second place at Watkins Glen in 1949. That car ultimately ended up in Cunningham’s motorcar museum. The third car was Tipo 166 MM Barchetta 0010 M sold to Kimberly-Clark tissue-paper fortune heir Jim Kimberly. Kimberly and the Ferrari appeared at some eastern events, but on 1 April 1951 with Marshall Lewis behind the wheel it would be the first Ferrari to race and win west of the Mississippi. In 1952 Chinetti sold 1951 Ferrari 212 Export Barchetta 0078E to Phil Hill near the beginning of the future World Champion’s career. Chinetti would later hire Hill as a driver, and later still recommend him to Ferrari, who at first put him in sports-racing cars and later added Hill to their Formula One (F1) team. Most of Chinetti’s other sales were kept secret to protect the privacy of his wealthy clients. This is the only one I have!!
An ideal way to experience our unique dye sublimation on aluminum signs at a nominal price. NeroCavallo artist has re-created 1 of 3 emblem badges used by coach maker Scaglietti. We do not print directly onto aluminum.
Dye sublimation on aluminum with mounting hardware installed, ready to hang and enjoy. Size is 12″ x 18″ x 1″. HD image with high gloss finish. We do not print directly onto aluminum. We only use heavy guage aluminum, the thickest avaialble at. 045″ thick with hanging mounts already in place ready for mounting on the wall.
A re-creation of the Pininfarina / Ferrari crossed flags emblem on a background of the flag of Italy. Dye sublimation on aluminum with mounting hardware installed, ready to hang and enjoy. Size is 6″ x 24″ x 1″. HD image with high gloss finish. This item is made to order and will ship 7 days after ordering.Not to be confused with other aluminum prints or signs like DiBond, which is a paper coated thin aluminum veneer adhered to a foam core panel or paper surface metal with resin coating. This end result is nothing more than printing on paper and the image finish is matt or the resin yellows and cracks over time.We do not print directly onto aluminum. Doing so would have the same issues with durability as ink printed on paper or canvas. With dye sublimation, a coating is commercially applied to the aluminum which hardens to form a wear layer on the metal. We only use heavy guage aluminum, the thickest avaialble at .045″ thick with hanging mounts already in place ready for mounting on the wall.Sublimation onto metal is a new cutting edge way to reproduce an image. Sublimation is the process of going from a solid to a gas, back to a solid while skipping the liquid state. During the cooling process the dyes are permanently infused beneath the surface of the metal in the form of a perfect High Definition image.ARCHIVAL – 50 plus years of fade resistance beating all other forms or print mediaSCRATCH RESISTANT – Sublimation dyes are infused beneath the unique exterior coating of the aluminum. The image can’t be scuffed; surface scratched or peeled off the surface.MODERN FINISH- No glass needed! Sublimated aluminum has a smooth level surface like mirror glass. This provides a very lightweight product compared to alternative wall hanging art.WIPEABLE ARTWORK- Aluminum prints can be easily cleaned with a microfiber cloth and mild household cleaner. We recommend a foaming glass cleaner.LIGHTWEIGHT – While being extremely rigid and durable the aluminum is to hang. A 12” x 24” panel weighs approximately 2 lbs.PROCESS – First the image is printed onto a proprietary transfer paper, using specially formulated dyes, and then adhered to the coated aluminum. Both are then placed into a custom heat press, heated to a temperature of 380 degrees Fahrenheit. While under extreme heat and pressure, the dyes from the transfer paper turn into a gas(they sublimate) and are pressed into the surface of the metal and then solidify into the treated aluminum.
SIGN DETAILS ◦ TYPE – STEEL ◦ FINISH – PORCELAIN ◦ SIZE – 23.5” X 8” PRODUCT I shall do my best to photo the front and back sides (as photos really tell the story properly and provide the details). MULTIPLE ITEM PURCHASES I will combine shipping items when applicable, therefore, please wait until I invoice you. THANK YOU VISITING Yea lol
Northland Gasoline, Badge of Certainty NEW Sign 28″ Dia. There are more ads and 1000 categories of contemporary collectibles. Great coloration in the sign. This sign has a high quality baked on gloss finish.
Great for the barn or man cave – Made of acrylic w. bright LED lights within. Great quality and resolution in the sign.