Nickeled radiator-cap with original prewar mascot of the kilted Jacobite Highlander Phineas Maclino (uclu). Original accessory-mascot. Height mascot 16cms. Outer diameter thread of cap 6.3cms. Suitable for large car. Rare piece for collectors but would look magnificent on any large prewar British car. Location: LHCL
Large Stork-mascot in bronze (1910-1930), made to be mounted on a radiator-cap, unknown maker but has the letters DB engraved (De Dion Bouton?). Very good condition, could be nickelled or chromed. Length 23cms, height 13cms. Location: LHCL
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 orphan side light made by Atlantic - Birmingham/England. Good glass. 14cms long. Small dent on inside, easily repairable. In need of renickeling. Rare item. Int ref: OS 49H
Pair of cow lights complete with mounting brackets for American cars of the late Twenties early Thirties, e.g. Chrysler, Dodge DA, and Victory Six etc. In good condition, only one of the rims has some dents which need attention. 11cms diameter. Length of brackets 16cm.
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.