Noma Motors Corp. (1919-1923)
New York, New York
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| This is a rare Noma radiator emblem (1919-1923) mjs Size: 89mm wide 39mm high MM: None |
The Noma was introduced at the New York Automobile Show in January 1919 and was the only new marque on display. The Noma was an assembled 55hp six-cylinder automobile, distinguished by its handsome, low-slung coachwork and distinctive radiator. The body was an aluminium skin over a laminated wooden frame. The Noma was initially offered in speedster and foursome body styles.
Over 600 cars were built before Noma production ceased in 1923.
Over 600 cars were built before Noma production ceased in 1923.
Emblems
The black and white enamel Noma radiator emblem shown above at the top of this post is rare.
The Smithsonian emblem collection shows a Noma radiator emblem with the colors reversed, see photo below. This emblem may have been restored in the wrong colors.
The following Noma emblems are hub centers used on different Noma models.
The Smithsonian emblem collection shows a Noma radiator emblem with the colors reversed, see photo below. This emblem may have been restored in the wrong colors.
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| This Noma emblem appears to have been restored in the wrong colors sac |
The following Noma emblems are hub centers used on different Noma models.
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| This is a painted Noma hub center (dates unknown) mjs Size: 70mm diameter |
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| This is Noma hub center for a wire wheel model (dates unknown) mjs Size: 70mm diameter |
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