Vintage Czechoslovakia Emblem / Badge

This item is a vintage emblem or badge, likely intended for a vehicle (such as a car or motorcycle) or potentially as a collectible pin. It features a central shield design, mirroring the national flag of Czechoslovakia before its dissolution, with a blue triangle on the left, a white field on the top right, and a red field on the bottom right. The colors appear to be enameled or painted into recessed areas of the central shield. The shield is set against a background shaped like a cogwheel or gear, which is crafted from a reflective, silver-toned metal, possibly chrome-plated brass or another polished alloy. The cogwheel design suggests a connection to industry, engineering, or perhaps a motoring club. Along the bottom curve of the cogwheel, the word "CZECHOSLOVAKIA" is prominently displayed in raised, gold-toned lettering, contrasting against a darker background within that section. The overall construction appears solid, with fine detailing in the raised letters and the sharp edges of the gear teeth. Visible condition issues include minor surface wear and some light spotting or discoloration on the white enamel field, indicative of age and past handling. The reflective surface of the metal shows some smudging and slight reflections of its surroundings. The item showcases typical craftsmanship for mid-20th century automotive badges, emphasizing durability and clear national representation. Its estimated age would be prior to 1993, when Czechoslovakia ceased to exist, likely placing it in the post-WWII to late 1980s period. No specific maker's marks or signatures are immediately discernible from the provided image.