Automobile Mascots in the Nethercutt Collection

Automobile Mascots in the Nethercutt Collection

Photo Essay by John Hazeltine, January, 2022

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(above: 1930 Dupont Model G Town Car Photo by John Hazeltine, 2022, courtesy of the Nethercutt Collection))

(above: 1930 Ruxton Front Drive Sedan Photo by John Hazeltine, 2022, courtesy of the Nethercutt Collection))

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