Both items are not Ford original equipment, but rather aftermarket. The carburetor may be of interest to someone frustrated with their original Detroit Lubricator and willing to spend $50-$75 for something different. The Greyhound lacks any obvious means of attachment to an automobile , its base is unique compared to other aftermarket greyhounds for Fords of the period, and appears to be for something other than a Ford vehicle. On top of that, the right front paw is broken off. $10, if you are lucky.
The Greyhound is not a “Ford” authorized accessory for the 32 Ford.
I paid very little for these items so not getting hurt. Just curious. The ornament is identical to this one on ebay. I think it is cool and will keep it but if someone needs the carb I will help you out.
Base your value on the epay dog’s asking price and your garage will soon be full of more valueless junk like mine.
The thread would have been served better by a title with an additional letter and a comma. "Re: NORS carb, and greyhound".
Punctuation is important.