Badge - Grille embleem - Donnet & Hotchkiss Paris - France - 20th - early (WW I)

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Two French metal and enamel grille badges, one bearing the Donnet name and the other Hotchkiss Paris, in very good condition.

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Description from the seller

Two classic French car emblems from the early 20th century (before World War II).
On the left a Donnet grille emblem (circa 1928–1933) and on the right a Hotchkiss Paris grille emblem.
The Donnet emblem comes from the French car manufacturer Automobiles Donnet (founded by Jérôme Donnet). This specific octagonal design bearing the full brand name 'DONNET' was used between 1928 and 1933.
The Hotchkiss Paris emblem with the crossed cannons is from "Hotchkiss et Cie", an originally French-American manufacturer of weapons and luxury cars based in Saint-Denis near Paris, from the 1930s (roughly between 1932 and 1939).
Both emblems are in unused condition (NOS - New Old Stock).
Dimensions: Donnet 4.5 x 4.5 cm - Hotchkiss Ø 3.7 cm.

Seller's Story

After receipt of payment I will ship your purchase within 1 to 2 business days via registered mail and insured through Catawiki's smart shipping label service. Lots in the aftersales, where the minimum price has not been reached, cannot be shipped together with other lots. Please ensure a correct shipping address. Photos are an integral part and complement to the description and condition of the offered item. Your purchase will be carefully packed. Purchasers outside the Netherlands are responsible for all costs that may arise from customs and local government regulations upon arrival in the recipient's country and also for any additional costs in case of rejection and return to the sender.
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Two classic French car emblems from the early 20th century (before World War II).
On the left a Donnet grille emblem (circa 1928–1933) and on the right a Hotchkiss Paris grille emblem.
The Donnet emblem comes from the French car manufacturer Automobiles Donnet (founded by Jérôme Donnet). This specific octagonal design bearing the full brand name 'DONNET' was used between 1928 and 1933.
The Hotchkiss Paris emblem with the crossed cannons is from "Hotchkiss et Cie", an originally French-American manufacturer of weapons and luxury cars based in Saint-Denis near Paris, from the 1930s (roughly between 1932 and 1939).
Both emblems are in unused condition (NOS - New Old Stock).
Dimensions: Donnet 4.5 x 4.5 cm - Hotchkiss Ø 3.7 cm.

Seller's Story

After receipt of payment I will ship your purchase within 1 to 2 business days via registered mail and insured through Catawiki's smart shipping label service. Lots in the aftersales, where the minimum price has not been reached, cannot be shipped together with other lots. Please ensure a correct shipping address. Photos are an integral part and complement to the description and condition of the offered item. Your purchase will be carefully packed. Purchasers outside the Netherlands are responsible for all costs that may arise from customs and local government regulations upon arrival in the recipient's country and also for any additional costs in case of rejection and return to the sender.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
2
Title/inscription
- Grille embleem - Donnet & Hotchkiss Paris
Condition
Very good condition
Country of origin
France
Material
Enamel, Metal
Period
20th - early (WW I)
Military Context
No
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
5770
Objects sold
100%
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