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Von Dutch shift knob · flying eyeball

Ivory-toned · metal thread · winged-eyeball emblem

Item no. 010-248-000

Mark by: Von Dutch
About: Flying Eyeball

Description

Shift knob in ivory-toned plastic with an inset Von Dutch emblem: the winged eye, the famous flying eyeball. Metal thread cast in, fits common shift levers.

About the mark

Von Dutch was Kenny Howard — the man who turned pinstriping into an art form in fifties California and whose flying eyeball became the badge of the entire kustom culture. The winged eye has been turning up on tanks, hoods and shift knobs ever since.