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One pair of Atlantic headlights made by the Butlers C° / Birmingham/England. Diameter 19 ½ cms. Good glass and rims but buckets need some T.L.C. (tender love and care) and re-nickeling. As used on a number of vintage English cars (Sunbeam, Crossley etc). Location: OS 42

Two type AP4 Ducellier magnetos for 4 cylinder engine made under Zenith-patents. N°'s 6651 and 11214. Both end-caps are missing. Price is for one magneto.

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.

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

Large chromed headlight off a circa 1932-1934 American or English car. Outer diameter 24cms. Good chrome, excellent reflector and glass. Width of rum 5 ½ cms. Length of light 20cms. Only one small ding in back of housing, barely noticeable. Do not have a pair.

Large chromed headlight for US or British larger car or truck (1930-35). Good chrome, only two minor dents in back of bucket. Overall diameter 9 1/2 inches. Length 8 1/2 inches. Width of rim 2 1/2 inches. Good overall condition.

Steering wheel, column and box suitable for a prewar sports- or racing car or special. Origin unknown. Short column only 520mm. Diameter wheel 380mm. Good condition.

Lucas pair of King of the Road headlights for a van or truck. N° XD 714B (Austin, Morris, Dennis, Commer etc). 21cms diameter. Convex glass. Very good condition, ready to be painted, good chrome.

Pair of cow lights complete with mounting brackets for American cars of the late Twenties early Thirties, e.g. Chrysler, Dodge DA, and Victory Six etc. In good condition, only one of the rims has some dents which need attention. 11cms diameter. Length of brackets 16cm.

Combined speedometer, odometer and tripmeter as used in a number of 1920's American cars. Condition unknown but looks serviceable.