Prewar brass nickel plated dash lamp in good working condition with new 12 volt bulb.The bakelite rotate button for on/off has small chips see photo but still works.Dimensions 8cm long x 2.5cm diam.
Speedometer combined amperage- and fuel-gauge, made in England N° Y 53302, believed to be off a Ford-Pilot. Reads up to 70 miles/hour. Outer diameter of dial is 13 ½ cms. Looks to be in good and serviceable condition.
Dashboard of a 1926 Chrysler- 70-Series (RHD). Good condition steel. Wooden backpanel needs to be remade. Complete with Walter P. Chrysler-badge on L/H side. Has fuel-, amperage and oil pressure-gauges.
Complete dashboard with Smiths instruments. Speedometer, odometer and tripmeter all in miles/hour, amperage oil pressure and petrol gauges, original small time-clock, contact- and lightswitch with key - N° MRN 40 and red warning light. All in working condition. Believed to be of a large Morris, type to be identified.
Dashboard-panel with glove-box-lid, knobs and one large combined dial with fuel, temperature, oil-pressure and amperage-gauges for 1930's Plymouth. Wiring for these gauges still connected.
Virtually complete Austin Seven dashboard with Smiths speedometer and petrol gauge, Lucas amperage meter and light and charge low-high switch and DH-oil-pressure gauge. Overall width board 30cms. Board itself needs light repair.
Oval badges for on grilles of American Fords. Both in good condition with only very light wear of enamel. Width 5 ½ cms. Made by the Fox Company - Cincinnati. Price is for one badge and includes postage worldwide.
Broken down. Not working. Could bake a working engine from the 2. Found in grandfathers / uncles garage along with large amount of other de Dion parts..