JEWETT

Jewett Motors, Inc. (1922-1927)

Detroit, Michigan

This is a Jewett radiator emblem (1922-1923)     mjs
Size: 64mm wide 39mmm high     MM: Unknown

Jewett Motors was a subsidiary of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company (see Paige) and was established to produce a reasonably priced six-cylinder car to be sold through the Paige dealership network.

The Jewett was an attractive automobile and was immediately popular when introduced in 1922 in touring and sedan body styles. A growing range of body styles was offered in the following years. In January 1927, after the production of over 100,000 cars, the Jewett name was dropped and the car became a model of the Paige.

Emblems

The first Jewett cars in 1922 carried a white and blue enamel radiator emblem, see example shown above.

The Jewett radiator emblem changed slightly over the next few years.

The following white and blue enamel Jewett radiator emblem is believed to be the second Jewett radiator emblem:

This is a Jewett radiator emblem (1924-1926)     mjs
Size: 64mm wide 40mm high    MM: Fox

The following white and blue enamel Jewett radiator emblem was the final Jewett emblem:

This is a Jewett radiator emblem (1926-1927)     mjs
Size: 60mm wide 34mm high   MM: Unknown (poss Fox)