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Good condition chromed cowlight for L/H side of American cars. Overall diameter 10cms. Complete with bracket. Location: OS 51J

Early electric spotlight of American or Australian manufacture. Very good condition, only in need of a fresh coat of paint and a flat glass. No dents. Switch at back of light. Location: OS 49J

One L/H cowlight for a large Nash for the period 1925-1930, most likely for the Advanced Six. Good chrome but one dent in the body. Comes with rim and reflector of its mate on the R/H side. Location: OS49J

Pair of Lucas "King of the Road" chromed sidelights. Outer diameter 7cms. Near perfect chrome, no dents. One light missing badge, the other the mounting bolt which we may be able to supply from stock. Good glass, no cracks. Internal ref: OS 50I

Three beautiful condition foglights made by Raydyot (J. Neale & Sons / Birmingham/England). Good chrome, good glass, no dents. Outer diameter 11cms. Price is for one. Price for pair is Euro 350. Internal ref: OS 48J

C.A.V. large brass cowlight for on R/H side of car. Painted over housing, will polish off. Outer diameter 12cms. Good condition. Internal ref: OS 48J

Rare vintage cowlight made by Christopher Collins / Birmingham under the trademark of CrisCol. Has some small dents and needs to be re-nickeled. Good convex glass. Outer diameter 12cms. Internal ref: OS 49I

Rare pair of electric opera-lights for pre-1930 town-sedan or ditto coupe. Unknown maker, believed to be American. One of the four bevelled glasses needs to be replaced. Measure 3 x 3 ½ inches, excluding the brass mounting-brackets. Internal ref: OS 49I

Large and stylish rooflight (plafonnier)which I believe came off a Mastersix-Buick. Glass is marked Maceeth N° 4933. Overall width 5 inches.

Torpedo-shaped cowl-light, maker unknown, in good condition. No dents. Length 4 ½ inches, overall diameter 3 ½ inches. Int. ref: OS 51H