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Rare vintage cowlight made by Christopher Collins / Birmingham under the trademark of CrisCol. Has some small dents and needs to be re-nickeled. Good convex glass. Outer diameter 12cms. Internal ref: OS 49I

Rare pair of electric opera-lights for pre-1930 town-sedan or ditto coupe. Unknown maker, believed to be American. One of the four bevelled glasses needs to be replaced. Measure 3 x 3 ½ inches, excluding the brass mounting-brackets. Internal ref: OS 49I

Pair of Raydyot spotlights for a variety of British cars. Outer diameter 15cms. One is a foglight. Can be sold as a pair or individually. Price in advert is for the pair. Int. ref: OS 51G

Large vintage rooflight with nice art-deco patterin in glass. Wide chrome rim. Overall diameter 15 ½ cms.

Large and stylish rooflight (plafonnier)which I believe came off a Mastersix-Buick. Glass is marked Maceeth N° 4933. Overall width 5 inches.

Roof light, rim and art-deco glass only, frosted glass, no base. For the do-it-yourselver. Overall diameter 5 inches.

Torpedo-shaped cowl-light, maker unknown, in good condition. No dents. Length 4 ½ inches, overall diameter 3 ½ inches. Int. ref: OS 51H

Set of cowlights for mid-1920's 4 cylinder Dodges. Also used on other US-cars of the period. Good condition, no dents but need to be repainted. Int. ref: OS 51H

Orphan cowl light, make unknown, for on Edwardian or early vintage English car. Needs to be re-nickeled. Small dent on rear of body. Outer diameter 13 ½ cms. Good reflector and glass. Bulb by Lectra.

One orphan cowlight for a Studebaker President with two original mounting brackets. No glass. Housing in very good condition. Suitable for spares. Int. ref: OS 50G