1946-48 CHRYSLER EMBLEM Pin Badge: Weyhing Bros Detroit; w/ Seal, Crest & Crown
About 5/8"
This is a pin-back which is highly unusual in that most pins from this era were screw-back designs. It is absolutely authentic from that era with the Weyhing Bros stampings.
This type of emblem was primarily used on front hood badges or trunk emblems on classic Chrysler vehicles from the late 1940s. It was a standard feature on popular models of that era, including the Town and Country, Royal, Windsor, and New Yorker. The emblem features a "cloisonné" or enameled finish with an iconic scheme, topped with a crown motif and the Chrysler script across stylized wings. .