The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

An original fuel line lock and magneto switch made by Ross Courtney (marked on top).  It is in unused condition and complete with 2 Yale keys for the Yale lock.  When locked it cuts off the fuel supply and earths the magneto.  Base marked C   MAG   P,  bakelite cover is undamaged.  Buyer pays shipping cost.

Indicator lamps suit vintage or classic car approx 95mm diameter. Made by The Grote Maufacturing Company in Bellevue USA. One light unmolested but the other has the wrong bolt and the bulb holder has no wiring, but cases are good and they are unused.

Weymann exhausteur for many vintage cars.

Original New Old Stock Atwater-Kent Unisparker K-2 6 cylinder distributor cap. This is a very rare item. This would suit a few American cars (Saxon Six?) from 1909-1915. I can send more photos on request. PayPal accepted.

Hobson’s teleguage sender unit for pre-war fuel tank.    3 stations

Petrol pressure

Veteran body parts. Contructor and date unknown, but of good quality and circumstantial evidence points to The Milwaukee Automobile Company circa 1902. Parts were originally on a steam car. Price is an indication only, if no interest bonnet catches will be removed to be sold separately and the remainder scrapped. therefor..

Set of four solid tyred wooden wheelsTwo off 24.5" rim / 28" OD, two off  22" rim / 26" OD. Wooden spokes with 1.75" wide steel rims and solid rubber tyres.Larger pair have cone/ball bearings. Smaller pair have had inner hubs removed - only flanges left.Complete with set of brass hub caps - one with a large chisel hole.

This is a small Renault under bonnet fuel tank for early 1920s. has been soldered on the back but otherwise fine. Still has the Lexhasteur fitted.Also suit cyclecar.

Here is a really neat and authentic Chicago Motor Club Cigars tin. The tin can is abotu 5 1/2" in diameter by about 6" tall. The paper label is in very good condition for its age. It has the original lid and the original cardboard liner inside. I am not sure how old it is but I would guess it is from the 1920s-40s? A great piece for your automob..