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An original Payne and Griffiths oil pressure gauge.

Fuel gauge for 1940's Hillman. Good condition, complete with wiring. Showing 7 gallons and 32 litres on dial. Price includes worldwide postage.

Oil-pressure gauge made by the Modern Engineering C° / USA. Reads up to 30 p.s.i.. Looks unused. Diameter gauge 5 ½ cms. Diameter outer bronze mounting-ring 8 ½ cms. 4 x mounting holes.

Temperature-gauge in what looks like new-old-stock unused mint condition. Made by Teltherm. Reads up to 110°C. Complete with lead and end-connection to engine.

Medium-sized Boyce motometer in working condition. Dial reads between 60° and 100° Celsius. Outer diameter 6 ½ cms. Probably came off a truck or tractor or larger car.

Combined speedometer, odometer, tripmeter and time-clock for the early 1920's Cadillacs. Patented 1918/19. Made by Stewart-Warner - Chicargo and upgraded by Van Sicklen (marked on the facia). Small chip on glass and crack in rim which is easily repairable. Inners look in good condition. Comes with drive-shaft for the clock. Hard-to-find item..

Fuel gauge for the Dodge DA cars. Price includes worldwide postage.

Combined oil, fuel and amperage-gauge for use in post-vintage Austins. N° X 53286/3. Made by Smiths/England. Outer diameter 10cms. Good condition.

Oil pressure gauge made by Smiths /London, reads up to 40lbs. In good condition but needs cleaning. Mounted with 4 screws. Outer diameter rim 7½cms, diameter housing 6cms.

Oil pressure gauge for U.S. made cars e.g. Chrysler of the 1920s. Made by Nagel Co. /La Crosse. Good condition.