1920’s style BOURCART PREHISTORIC ANIMAL Car Mascot /Hood Ornament M-217 his forked tongue poking out

his forked tongue poking out in front of his face

The original is featured on the front cover of the 2000 Michel Le Grand book “Mascottes Passion”

He is perched with wings spread

The screaming figure ornament

The originals would have gone on the radiator of an Imperial or the Victoria and can also fit other Chrysler cars of that era

1920’s style BOURCART PREHISTORIC ANIMAL Car Mascot /Hood Ornament M-217 his forked tongue poking outA 1920s Bourcart Prehistoric Animal Mascot Hood Ornament. This interesting piece is modeled after a prehistoric animal by Bourcart. An original of this mascot has been photographed and described in Michel Legrand book Mascottes Passion Plate 482. Its made of bronze with silver plating and measures approximately 5 inches high with Bourcart on the base. It is a reproduction. This is an individual piece there may be small differences between the pictures