Virtually all early car makers had an ornament , logo or icon displayed on the car, often called by a unique descriptive name and more recognizable than the car's name.
Before the 1940's radiator caps usually featured an auto maker's ornament.
As the radiator was moved under a hood. the ornament became a "hood ornament", placed on the hood near the grille. Also a logo unique to that make of car was placed on the outer body of the car or on the steering wheel as a horn button.
A car mascot in the United States is called a Hood Ornament.
maserati's have a trident hood ornament
The ornament that screws on top of a lamp is called a "finial".
Maybach
When restoring a vehicle that originally had a hood ornament, adding the hood ornament will increase its value. However, if no hood ornament was originally on the vehicle, then adding one typically will not increase the car's value.
Lincoln continental
Depends on which classic car.
Probably a Maybach.
You can find Classic Car Insurance at First National Car Insurance Group, Geico and of course you can find Classic Car Insurance from Haggerty Classic Car Insurance.
My Classic Car was created in 1997.
The ornament display is that the first eye of the customer can see, and it can reflect the features of the product. It's called a display rack.
I am almost certain the 2011 Lincoln Town Car was.