Automotive paperweights

Found this at an auction. It's about 5 inches long. There's got to be a bunch of auto related paperweights around, right?

 

Looks like 1/6 scale.....

 

Here's one I posted back in 2011.. It says 'PONTIAC FINE' on one side of it and 'TEMPEST' with some other illegible script on another. Been years since I've seen it but it's a neat piece. Belongs to a friend with a wicked-bad dual-quad 389 4/speed '65 Tempest.

 

I made my own with an old original shift knob and a Corian countertop
sample piece.

 

Very cool!....

 

This is not mine but I'm told I am getting one for my Birthday.

Ford anvil paper weight. HRP

 

Here are a couple of paper weights I found at different times.Both were constructed for(by)Hoover Ball Bearing late of Ann Arbor Michigan. What I liked about them was I was employed there in 1968 and only found them about a year agne is a large ball supported by a bunch of smaller ones and spins readily.The base has some type of a measurment scale on it. The other is just a standard ball bearing(looks like a tri five outer front wheel bearing)that has been cut away to show the construction.It is from a later time as it is marked Hoover-NSK which was after the two companies merged.

 

That is really neat, and we'll say it's a Jet-Age Transmission Company.

 

I want one of them. I’ve never seen anything like that. Pretty darn cool.

 

This one isn't quite automotive related but it does have a vehicle in it. Made for LTV(Ling-Temko-Vought);a company that makes military equipment including aircraft,this Multiple Launch Rocket System shows a rocket in mid air encased in a very heavy plastic.