Steam pressure gauge made by David Auld & Sons Ltd. Needle works with compressed air up to 25 psi. Housing is in brass. Width is 4 inches across face and 5 inches across rear mounting plate. Depth is 1 3/4 inch.
Combined fuel- and amperage-gauge made by AC, marked petrol and amperes. Believed to be out of a 1930's Bedford truck or Vauxhall car. Diameter of gauge 7cms, height 10cms.
Steering wheel for 1920's Dodge. Good condition, and good bakelite but steel spokes have surface-rust and need repainting. Diameter 42cms.
Location: UT BS
Complete engine and gearbox for a circa 1927 Dodge Victory Six, complete with generator, carburetor and startermotor. Came out of a running car, engine turns freely. Engine N° M120739. Casting-date 30427.
Pair of cowlights for e.g. Dodge DA and Victory, complete with brackets. Very good chrome on one light and bracket, the other needs rechroming and has a crack in the glass.
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.
Broken down. Not working. Could bake a working engine from the 2. Found in grandfathers / uncles garage along with large amount of other de Dion parts..