Old Radiator Grill Can you identify what car it is from?

[Tony Burd]

During the recent garage clearout I have found this old radiator grill, can anyone identify it for me please?

Thanks

Tony

[Galileo]

The Union Jack is a giveaway for a Standard built between 1909 and 1948, but I can't my mind up on which one...I'm going to go for a 12, perhaps?!

[GTS290N]

The Union Jack is a giveaway for a Standard built between 1909 and 1948, but I can't my mind up on which one...I'm going to go for a 12, perhaps?!

Good call: http://www.simoncars.co.uk/standard/flying.html

[Galileo]

And a good find with that site, looks as if I was wrong about the 12, it's a 20!

[Tony Burd]

Thanks guys, must have been in the garage for about 50 years.

I'll put in on eBay see if anyone wants it, see a ashame to scrap it.

[Galileo]

Reckon that would make a good ornament!

[xvivalve]

Too good to scrap, it seems very straight. Hopefully someone will need it, but as Raf has intimated, they make excellent wall hangings!

[Tony Burd]

Yes you are both right, hopefully I can find it a new home to someone who can use it, otherwise I'll find a space for it on the garage wall.

[richard4040]

I have several car parts hanging on my bedroom walls. Including an Austin 1100 grille and the front nose off a dolly sprint:D