Parabeam - large drumtype headlight for 1920's American cars. Outer diameter 24cms, length 13cm. Good condition but needs to be repainted and rim re-nickeled.
Pair of drumshaped Guide Tilt Ray headlamps used on a variety of 1920's U.S. cars. Outer diameter 24cms. Diameter glass circa 18cms. (marked 9 3/4 x 7 inch). Good bodies, only two small dents in nickeled rims, one glass missing. Exposed reflector will polish up further.
Early electric brass spotlight made by C.A.V. (N° 381808). Good condition only two minor dents. Reflector and beveled glass also in good condition. Outer diameter 13 ½ cms. Internal ref: OS 51I
Bronze mascot of an allegorical figure of a woman on a winged wire spoked wheel. Beautiful and rare mascot in very good condition. Crossley after-market. Currently mounted on a later period chromed radiator-cap. Can easily be taken off for mounting on another cap. Height mascot 12cms. Location: LHCL
Acetylene motorcycle-light made by the Vesta-company in Chicago. Believed to have come off a Stutz-motorcycle. In good condition. Overall diameter 15cms. Int. ref: OS 51G
Guide - domeshaped headlamp for American cars with townlight mounted on top. Model 682-C. We can supply the glass, reflector and bulb from our stock of parts. Very good condition housing, no dents, but needs to be repainted. Also last owner of car painted over chrome rim, paint needs to be removed. Chrome in good condition. Who can identify what..