I have a collection of 180 car mascots. I would like to know some more about this NAG mascot. Can you or any of the readers show me a picture of the mascot fitted on a car? I can't find it. From what year is it? Is there more information about the NAG brand?
Kind regards,
Piet Geirnaert
The Netherlands
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Sunday March 12th, 2023
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Piet Geirnaert
24 March 2023, 15:23
Hi everybody,
On this picture you'll see (a part of) my mascot collection including the NAG, of which I now know it belonged to a bus or truck.
Kind regards,
Piet
Thank you for sending me the nice foto from a NAG truck, I am not so good with computers (85) but in a few days my daughter will be home, so than I can send you some pictures from my Mascot collection.
Steve Bousfield .
Thankyou for send me the picture of a NAG Bus I see the bus is dutch, so am I , I am not so good with computers
(85Year)But in a few days my daughter will be home, than I can send you some pictures of my mascot collection.
till than,
Piet bgeirnaert
Gérard: That sounds interesting! I am looking forward to the photos if you can still find them!
Dominique: It's not that simplistic at all, it's well constructed from two types of material (bronze and brass). Inside the cap you can see the traces of the hot water that came from the radiator.
I've studied hundreds of photos showing NAG cars over the years and I've never come across such a radiator mascot. However, NAGs from the 1920s often had a temperature gauge on the radiator featuring the NAG logo (see attachment). It's a possibility that your mascot was a one-off piece ordered by an enthusiastic owner.
Bonjour, j'ai connu une NAG voiture Allemande du Kaiser. Je vais rechercher des photos afin de vous faire parvenir. Tres, tres rare CDLT.
Gérard Karleskind
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Hello, I have known a German NAG car from the Kaiser. I will look for photos in order to send you. Very, very rare CDLT.
On this picture you'll see (a part of) my mascot collection including the NAG, of which I now know it belonged to a bus or truck.
Kind regards,
Piet