Eleven Photographs: Hood Ornaments at the Nethercutt Museum

I thought that the Peterson was the only Los Angeles automotive museum.
I was wrong.
Hidden away in the San Fernando Valley, in a nondescript building, in a nondescript neighborhood, sits a free museum with some of the most beautiful cars I have ever seen.
From Packards to Cadillacs.
From a Minerva to a Diana.
From a flock of Rolls Royces to a cute little Austin America.
And arguably one of the most beautiful cars ever made, the 1937 Talbot-Lago.

It is called the Nethercutt Museum, after J.B. Nethercutt, who was one of the co-founders of Merle Norman Cosmetics.

The central hall is open most days, but don’t forget to book a reservation ahead of time to see the rest of the Museum.
http://nethercuttcollection.org/Home.aspx

While there, I took some photographs of the hood ornaments:


1953 Pierce-Arrow 53/sedan


1937 Packard 1507, Twelve, Fifteen Series.


1928 Chrysler 72/Sport Roadster


1936 Hupmobile The Six-Series 618G


1930 Rolls-Royce Phantom II


1928 Diana The Light Straight 8


1937 Lincoln K, Twelve/Berline


1938 Cadillac, Series 90


1932 Cadillac 355-B


1928 Pontiac The New Series Six, 6-28


1930 Packard 745, Deluxe Eight

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