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Smiths fuel gauge, indicating 7 gallons or 32 litres. For an English car of the 1930's we believe. Type N° UF 1307. Measures 2 x 1 ½ inches. Good condition.

Voltage-gauge made by Sifam-France marked 55 229 on back. As used on e.g. Bugatti-cars. In good condition, indicates up to 8 Volts.

Smiths oil pressure gauge, indicates up to 100 lbs. Good condition but glass needs cleaning from inside. Diameter 2 inches. Chromed rim.

Winged radiator-cap in good condition but would benefit from rechroming. Diameter of outer thread is 5cms. Hole in centre is to fit a motometer e.g. Boyce. Came off an English car. Location: LHCL

Bronze mascot of an allegorical figure of a woman on a winged wire spoked wheel. Beautiful and rare mascot in very good condition. Crossley after-market. Currently mounted on a later period chromed radiator-cap. Can easily be taken off for mounting on another cap. Height mascot 12cms. Location: LHCL

Large gasoline- combined temperature-gauge in Fahrenheit made by AC (USA). Unknown in which car or truck it was used. Width 3 ½ inches. Height 4 inches. Excellent condition.