Essex updraught 27mm throat carburetor made by Detroit Lubricator company, Model 25. Looks to be in serviceable condition. As used in the late 1920's Essex cars. Location: OWS
Cast aluminium steering wheel for an English (sports) car. Good condition but bakelite covers need repair. Overall diameter 34cms. Splined centre hole 30mm. Location: UT BS
Beautiful adjustable side-spot/fog light made by the SideRay-company. Good nickel and glass. Patented 9-5-1922. Length 25cms. Outer diameter 12cms. Rare piece, good condition but wires need replacing. Location: OS 47F
A very nice condition Notek Roadmaster spotlight for use on a variety of cars. Very good chrome, only two smaller dents on side of lamp. Width 19 ½ cms. Height rim 17cms. Made in England. Internal ref: OS 48I
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
Beautifully styled chromed mascot of Flying Lady mounted on a fairly large chromed radiator-cap off an unknown English car or Continental car. Height mascot 8cms. Diameter internal thread cap 6 ½ cms. Location: LHCL
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..