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.
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
Various engine parts for what we think is a circa 1920 Model T-engine. Generator-bracket, inlet-manifold and 4x conn. rods. Price is for the lot, but individual prices can be negotiated.
Pair of large Lucas bullet-shaped headlights off what we think was a British truck, mounted on each side of the bonnet or radiator-surround. Outer diameter 24cms measured across the lamps. Type M141. Marked on glass 700-headlamp M5-CY. Length 27cms. Very good condition, only one small dent in one bucket. Sealed beams by Lucas and Remax. Location..
Very large brass oiler /lubricator with two sight glasses made by the Lunkenheimer Co / Cincinnati /USA. Reads : Paragon No.5 patented January 21-1902 and near small glass it reads patented 31st January 1905. In good condition, no cracks in glass. For large veteran car or truck, brass era. Rare piece, original. Height 20cms.
Set of large dome-shaped vintage headlights in good condition. Maker unknown but probably American. Outer diameter of narrow chromed rim is 25cms. Ribbled lenses also in good condition but need replating. No dents in buckets.