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Chromed crowing-cock mascot, mounted on square wooden block but originally off  1930s Singer Bantam radiatorcap. Registered GT Britain – number 802071. Good condition but some pitting under wings. Height 8cms, wingspan 12cms. Location: LHCL

Radiator-surround for a 1930 Chevrolet model AD Universal - complete with badge. Needs a bit of T.L.C. (tender love and care) but overall in good condition, no dents.

Chromed radiator-cap with hole for motometer. Make of car it came off unknown. Good condition, good inner thread, inner diameter 67mm. Overall width 85mm. Price includes worldwide postage.

Large chromed radiator shell for what we think is a Morris Isis. Good condition. Centre bar needs repair. Overall height 80cms. Width near top 48cms. Tracked postage to Europe or UK will cost Euro 70. Location: UT BS

Radiator and shell for a 1925 Oakland. No dents in shell but is in need of renickeling or repainting. Original core looks to be in good condition.

Good condition original radiator made by the Coventry Radiator Pressworks Ltd - Raglan-plant. Came off a circa 1930 Humber probably a 14/40 or 16/50 hp. In use in sawmill till mid 1980's. No visible damage.

Radiator cap for a Ford Model T, outer diameter 5cms, with a swan mascot mounted on top. Came off a 1922 Model T roadster. Price includes worldwide postage.

Service manual for the Singer Nine Type 4A and 4AB. 52 pages with photos and many drawings. (Copied and bound). Price includes worldwide postage.

Radiator for 1930's Austin-Seven complete with cap. Was re-cored some years ago but not used since. Height and width of core are 45 and 33cms respectively.