Ford Motor Company 1903 Heritage Emblem Tin Sign

The Ford Motor Company 1903 Heritage Emblem Tin Sign celebrates the origins and history of the Ford Motor Company splendidly with the very first Ford Company emblem on a weathered brown background. This retro-inspired tin sign is made to look like vintage signage from yesterday, with scratches, rust and weathering that are part of the graphic. Our vintage style signs add color and retro style to your garage, home, workshop or man cave and also make the perfect gift for that someone you know who's into cars in a big way. Great gift for any Ford enthusiast or American cars history buff. Hang in your garage, mancave, office, den, workshop or anywhere in your home where you'd like to incorporate a bit of nostalgia in the decor.

Originally used from the year of Ford Motor Company's incorporation in 1903 until 1907. After 1907, the first signature-based Ford logo was used resembling the script we know and love today. The very first Ford logo was much different from the simple, streamlined image used throughout the twentieth century. This emblem featured a circle with an elegant art nouveau border that said “Ford Motor Co. Detroit, -Mich.-” inside of it

Ford Motor company was launched from a converted wagon factory in 1903, with $28,000 cash from twelve investors. These investors included John and Horace Dodge, future founders of the Dodge car manufacturer. During its early years, the company produced just a few cars a day at its factory on Mack Avenue in Detroit. Groups of two or three men worked on each car from components made to order by other companies.

• Textured surface to protect against scratches
• Mounting holes on each of the 4 corners for versatile mounting options
  
• 16.50 x 12.50 inches
• Features rolled over edges for safety and durability
  
• High quality ink baked to signs to promote long life