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This is described as "Fortune" by AE Lejeune and sold through Dunhills (London) and would have been listed the 1928 Dunhill catalogue
It was modeled after the one by George Colin called "Farman Icarus
It is made of bronze and the mounting thread inside diameter is approximately 2 inches
This piece depicts a Roman soldier with his beautifully detailed galea on his head
It is made of solid bronze and measures approximately 8 inches wide and 3 inches high
1910’s Flying Bat Car Mascot/Ornament M-224 This is described as "Fortune"1910's style of flying Bat Car Mascot Hood Ornament reproduction. The "Chauve Souris" Bat with wings outstretched by Bregeon. An exceptional mascot surely ideal for the racing Bentley owner for driving, "Like a Bat out of hell". It is made of bronze and measures approx. 120 mm high and 175 mm wingspan. This is an individual piece. There may be small differences between the pictures and the physical piece. This adds to the exclusivity of this ornament.
