Pair of Raydyot spotlights for a variety of British cars. Outer diameter 15cms. One is a foglight. Can be sold as a pair or individually. Price in advert is for the pair. Int. ref: OS 51G
Chromed mascot of a woman’s head at speed. Can be mounted on top centre of radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet (hood) of car. Height mascot 8 ½ cms. Distance between mounting holes 7 ½ cms. Very good condition. Location: LHCL
Large veteran American acethylene-gas headlight complete with its mounting bracket. Make of light or off which car or truck it came is unknown. Light is in very good condition for its age but rear reflector and glass are missing. Overall diameter 22cms. Distance between forks 20cms. Length of housing 16cms. Height of bracket approx. 40cms.
Steering wheel, column and box suitable for a prewar sports- or racing car or special. Origin unknown. Short column only 520mm. Diameter wheel 380mm. Good condition.
Large American electrical headlight (one only) with original fork for veteran car of around 1910-1915. Made by the Vesta Accumulator C° - Chicago. Model N° 1125. Only one small dent in housing, easy to take out. Good reflector but glass is cracked and needs replacing. Outer diameter between hinges 30cms. Would benefit from a fresh coat of paint...
Wire spoked wheel for pre-1925 American cars. 6 stud, for beaded edge tyres, 85mm width, overall diameter 644mm. Stud spacing 160mm. Three spokes need to be replaced. This pattern was made by several American manufactures including Hayes, Dayton and Houk for car such as Hupmobile, Buick and Marmon.
Three 17 inch wire spoked wheels believed to have come off a 1930's English car (Ford or Vauxhall). Center hole diameter 98mm. Distance between stud holes 132mm. Will take between 4.50 and 5.00 x 17 tyres.