Large 45mm updraught carburetor made by the Stromberg Motor Devices C° - Chicago. Type C N° 3 - serial N° 97117.Looks to be in complete and serviceable condition. Rare piece.
Orphan brass headlight made by the Ets. Gallica of Paris/France. Complete except for one cover on L/H side of acetylene-connection. Small dent on rear. Needs polishing. Distance between fork-mount-centres 19cms. Outer dimension glass-rim 18cms.
Large Stork-mascot in bronze (1910-1930), made to be mounted on a radiator-cap, unknown maker but has the letters DB engraved (De Dion Bouton?). Very good condition, could be nickelled or chromed. Length 23cms, height 13cms. Location: LHCL
Chromed mascot of a woman’s head at speed. Can be mounted on top centre of radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet (hood) of car. Height mascot 8 ½ cms. Distance between mounting holes 7 ½ cms. Very good condition. Location: LHCL
Oil pressure gauge made by McPhersons. Works up to 30 psi. In good working order. Suitable for old truck or stationary-engine. Diameter 68mm across face.
One Lucas King of the Road headlight. Good sound housing, chrome rim and glass but needs a polish up and fresh paint. Outer diameter 22cms. Width rim 3cms. Depth about 8cms. Comes with second rim.
Brass oval nameplate (heavy). Exact origin unknown but believed to be off a prewar ship m/s or s/s Schat. Width 15cms. For the shipping-memorabilia collectors.
Unknown large American electric sidelight for a pre-1925 car. Measures 8 ½ inch across light and is 4 1/4 inch long. In good condition, no dents. Good glass. But needs a repaint of the body and re-nickeling of the rim.
Taillight assembly Naco-standard for the late 1920's American cars. 3 pc-unit with mounting- and number-plate brackets. Both the red- and white glass in as-new condition. Ready to mount on car. Location: UT HG 4C