MARVEL 36 mm updraught carburettor, looks in good condition and should be easy to restore. Its hotbox control valve still moves freely. Model 10-47 cast in housing, also H2. Would suit e.g. 1918 Buick etc. Location: OWS
Early electric brass spotlight made by C.A.V. (N° 381808). Good condition only two minor dents. Reflector and beveled glass also in good condition. Outer diameter 13 ½ cms. Internal ref: OS 51I
Oil pressure gauge for 1920s American cars made by the National Gauge and Equipment C°. Max. pressure indication 15 lbs. Diameter outer rim 58mm, diameter barrel 49mm.Rim will benefit from renickeling. Location: OS Oil gauge box 2
Yet to be identified dashboard of an American car, possibly 1932 Plymouth. Has speedo on the left and same larger size oil-pressure gauge on the right. Gasoline gauge centre top. Other gauge and knobs missing. Location: UT BS
One large magneto. Make unknown, we think Eisemann, Lucas or Simms. For 4 cyl engine. Type G4-13219. N° 312962. Both caps missing. Suitable parts only. Overall height 18cms.
Oil pressure gauge of unknown car, most likely American. Reads up to 100 lbs. Complete with pipe connection. Outer diameter 5 ½ cms. Good working condition but housing needs light repair. Price includes worldwide postage.