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
Large veteran American acethylene-gas headlight complete with its mounting bracket. Make of light or off which car or truck it came is unknown. Light is in very good condition for its age but rear reflector and glass are missing. Overall diameter 22cms. Distance between forks 20cms. Length of housing 16cms. Height of bracket approx. 40cms.
Pair of chromed headlamps which came off a Chrysler 65 Series of ca. 1929. Outer diameter 25cms. Made by C.M. Hall Lamp C° / Detroit-USA. Buckets in very good condition, nearly dentfree. Sealed beams-mounted inside. Original lenses 8 ½ x 9 5/16" - part N° 7952 and reflectors are supplied with these lamps. Sealed beam-lights are easily removable..
One pair of very good condition headlight-housings for the 1929 Chevrolet-AC-Series. One looks new-old-stock, the other little used. No dents. One spare rim comes extra f.o.c. Price is for the pair.
Combined speedometers, odometer and tripmeter. Van Sicklen-Elgin patents. Made by Stewart-Warner-Chicargo. Believed to be for the mid-1920's Cadillacs. Part N°'s starting with EE. Looks in serviceable condition, but needs to be tidied up.
A pair of early Cadillac headlights, circa 1915 we estimate, outer diameter 11 1/2 inch, glass diameter 9 inches, in good condition with only very few dents.