Products and Services Offered

	Plastic Insert Emblems
	This is our illustrated price list of plastic reproduction emblems that we carry.  If an emblem in our alphabetical lists are not in stock for immediate shipping, it will be made to order.
	Enameled Emblems
	These are our illustrated and chronological price lists of original, (not reproduction) emblems that are already restored and in stock.
	Miscellaneous Emblems
	These are emblems we have in stock that don't fit either the plastic or enameled categories.
	Plastic Insert Emblem restoration and reproduction
	This service is available if you are unable to locate your plastic emblem on our price list, but you have the original emblem.
	Enameled Emblem restorations
	This service is ideal, if you have the original enameled emblem, but you are unable to find it on our price list.
	Enameled Emblems that are not restored
	We have many emblems that are not restored, so are not listed with the restored emblems.

Emblems not handled by Emblemagic

PLEASE NOTE: The emblems listed below fall outside of our specialty, so we neither stock nor restore them. However we do stock some emblems that do not fit into our usual product lines here and here, (or check under "other" in the drop down menus at the top of the page.) We regret that we are unable to furnish any other suggestions, endorsements etc. on where these emblems might be found or how to restore them. Check out the ad below or our Link Pages for other helpful sources.

LIST OF EMBLEMS NOT HANDLED BY EMBLEMAGIC

• nameplates, scripts and lettering in either plastic or metal
  The most common type of emblem, having been used throughout the prewar and postwar eras. usually chrome plated or with painted highlights. When these emblems deteriorate, the plating pits, or wears off, loses its studs or simple breaks. They may also have painted highlights which wear away.
• painted metal
  Such as thin brass stampings from the pre-war period, with paint in the recessed areas. This kind of emblem is usually thin and easily bent and is usually wrapped over a heavy gage base. It can sometimes be difficult to know whether an emblem was originally painted or enameled. Please contact us if you are unsure, and we will try to help you determine the type. Another example would be the chrome plated die cast or stainless steel stamping made in the post-war period with paint again in the recessed or top areas. When these emblem deteriorate, the paint gradually wears thin and disappears.
• hood mascots of solid metal, glass, or color dyed plastic
  hood ornaments, usually made of chrome plated die-cast pot metal. In the post war era, transparent amber, red, etc. colored heads or wings.
• decals
  graphic designs, logos or lettering using a transfer method for use over painted surfaces.
• Miscellaneous
  Body ID tags or plates, engine plates, dash plaques, bezels, lenses, license plates, hybrid emblems, etc. The list could go on but you get the picture!