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. 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.