One pair of Atlantic headlights made by the Butlers C° / Birmingham/England. Diameter 19 ½ cms. Good glass and rims but buckets need some T.L.C. (tender love and care) and re-nickeling. As used on a number of vintage English cars (Sunbeam, Crossley etc). Location: OS 42
Chromed mascot of a Flying Lady (similar to Rolls Royce) for mounting on radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet of a prewar- or postwar car. Good condition but shows light pitting under wings. Comes with the nice wooden block it stands on. Height mascot 11cms. Length 13cms. Location: LHCL
Pair of Raydyot spotlights for a variety of British cars. Outer diameter 15cms. One is a foglight. Can be sold as a pair or individually. Price in advert is for the pair. Int. ref: OS 51G
Pair of headlights in good condition for to be identified British car. Come with original cast aluminium mounting brackets by Wilmot-Breeden marked for L/H and R/H side. Blurred glass. No dents, just need a fresh coat of paint. Overall diameter 22cms.
Large American electrical headlight (one only) with original fork for veteran car of around 1910-1915. Made by the Vesta Accumulator C° - Chicago. Model N° 1125. Only one small dent in housing, easy to take out. Good reflector but glass is cracked and needs replacing. Outer diameter between hinges 30cms. Would benefit from a fresh coat of paint...
Older American updraught carburettor made by Kingston. Model L1, N° T 61361. Large 40mm throat. E.g. used on tractors and trucks. Good overall condition for age but cork float needs to be remade.