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DAF555, all reference material that I have states in 1965:
"The Kaiser Jeep name was added to the hood sides or fenders of all models this year"
"Kaiser_Jeep nameplates replaced the Jeep name on the front fenders of Wagoneers and Gladiators."
"The Utility-type Jeep stations wagons, panels and pickups carried Kaiser Jeep badges this season (1965)"
"There was little changed this year (1965) with the Forward Controls except for the addition or Kaiser_Jeep nameplates."
but I can't find a single picture anywhere of a Kaiser-Jeep Emblem
"The Kaiser Jeep name was added to the hood sides or fenders of all models this year"
"Kaiser_Jeep nameplates replaced the Jeep name on the front fenders of Wagoneers and Gladiators."
"The Utility-type Jeep stations wagons, panels and pickups carried Kaiser Jeep badges this season (1965)"
"There was little changed this year (1965) with the Forward Controls except for the addition or Kaiser_Jeep nameplates."
but I can't find a single picture anywhere of a Kaiser-Jeep Emblem
It´s a mighty job to do 
Titles might have been altered over the years, several Continental Marks had Continental when new, but later issued titles read Lincoln. So one can´t be sure from that info either
On the VIN-plate it reads Willys-Overland and that might have been entered as make instead.
I´ve tried to find pictures of emblems on Jeeps, it´s almost always only the name Jeep pressed in the steel. Sometimes a small V6 badge, or on later cars AMC emblems.
Where should this Kaiser-Jeep emblem be, and how does it look?
This emblem, is used from at least 1962: http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Jeep/1966_Jeep/1966_Jeep_Wagoneer_Broch- ure/196620Wagoneer-12.html
On the back of this 1966 bruchure it´s still used and it says that Jeep is the trademark of the Kaiser Jeep Corporation. That doesn´t of course automatically mean that it´s the make of the cars, but in most printed material I´ve seen so far it´s treated like that.
Titles might have been altered over the years, several Continental Marks had Continental when new, but later issued titles read Lincoln. So one can´t be sure from that info either
On the VIN-plate it reads Willys-Overland and that might have been entered as make instead.
I´ve tried to find pictures of emblems on Jeeps, it´s almost always only the name Jeep pressed in the steel. Sometimes a small V6 badge, or on later cars AMC emblems.
Where should this Kaiser-Jeep emblem be, and how does it look?
This emblem, is used from at least 1962: http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Jeep/1966_Jeep/1966_Jeep_Wagoneer_Broch- ure/196620Wagoneer-12.html
On the back of this 1966 bruchure it´s still used and it says that Jeep is the trademark of the Kaiser Jeep Corporation. That doesn´t of course automatically mean that it´s the make of the cars, but in most printed material I´ve seen so far it´s treated like that.
if you have time, yes, you can start that. You could wait for other comments, but as nobody made comment, there was never a big debate about naming the Jeeps, and that 4x4peru agreed, I think you have a go If there are large ranges that I can rename directly on the server do not hesitate to ask.