A rear light, make unknown, believed to have been fitted to an early to mid-1930's 'Lanchester' motor car.
It has been messed around with and the number plate illumination aperture has been enlarged.
However, it is otherwise complete with a very nice 'lens' and could be repaired or used as spares.
A six-volt 'Klaxon' manufactured horn.
Internally it appears to be in almost unused condition. It has been resprayed in gloss black.
As it is 6 volt it has not been tested.
Its age is unknown, but is probably pre-1939.
A 'JEAVONS' spring gaiter charger believed to date from the early 1920's.
It is in reasonably good condition. From its size I would guess that it was manufactured to suit the tool-kit of a small-to-medium sized car.
It may be used in two modes: press-on or, with the removal of the nozzle, screwed-on.