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  • Smiths Speedometer

    Smiths Speedometer

    for AUSTIN TRUCK80 MPH  diameter 120mmnot restored but worksinformations and photos on our websitepart number 129133
  • Vintage Enamel Badge Club du Midi de la France

    Vintage Enamel Badge Club du Midi de la France

     Vintage  Enamel Badge  Club du Midi de la France  , Ideal for car from the 1920 s to the 1930 s  Diameter 79mm
  • Chevrolet badges for Chevrolet

    Chevrolet badges for Chevrolet

    Chevrolet radiator surround badge for the 1928 Chevrolet AB National. Good condition. Measures 7 x 3cms.
  • Austin documentation (manuals) for Austin

    Austin documentation (manuals) for Austin

    Handbook for the Austin Eight, printed February 1939. 64 pages with many drawings, some photos and a lubrication-chart. Laser copied and bound. Postage included.
  • Chevrolet badges for Chevrolet

    Chevrolet badges for Chevrolet

    Badge for on radiator cowl of 1935/1936 Chevrolets. In average condition. Price includes worldwide postage.
  • Chrysler badges for Chrysler

    Chrysler badges for Chrysler

    Large badge for 1947/48 Windsor or New Yorker. Badge was once re-painted black. Good condition. Price includes postage worldwide.
  • Austin engine-s (and parts) for Austin

    Austin engine-s (and parts) for Austin

    One alloy water-manifold in good condition. We have several in stock. Price includes postage worldwide.
  • Morris badges for Morris

    Morris badges for Morris

    Chromed badge for on the grilles of the late 1930's Morris-Eights. Good condition, no re-enamelling needed. Made by Wilmot-Breeden (N° M 1110). Width on top 6cms. Height 7cms. Price includes postage worldwide.
  • Morris badges for Morris

    Morris badges for Morris

    Radiator surround badge for Morris Twelve. Good condition.
  • Austin heads for Austin

    Austin heads for Austin

    One Austin Seven head, needs further identification. Apologies for the grease marks on the camera lens.

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