PARTS IDENTIFICATION and such

[sandtrooper]

A few keywords needed to identify the following parts.

1. Heavy duty gate valve (built in hexnut 1 1/2") c 1902 (modified/repaired)
2. lethal looking chrome missile 10 3/4 " long
3. a rear view mirror (smoke greyed mirror) 5 3/4 x 2 3/4"
4 tail light glass 4 3/16 " dia 'JEFFERSON' cork gasket between metal
5. tail light glass 4" dia
5. tail light glass in metal frame 3 7/8" dia

I do consignment work and am presently working for a swell couple of folks from SoCal.

thanks again to all the Masters who have time to respond.

[MCHinson]

The last one (the second number 5) would appear to be a Model A Ford taillight.

[Craig Gillingham]

Photo 1 is the choke off a Schebler Model D or E carburettor. These were mostly used on stationary or marine engines, and some tractors.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

You can count on Keiser

[Dave Mellor NJ]

That rear-view mirror looks like a late 30s V8 Ford. I wasn't sure about the bracket but I think it goes right on the window divider on an open car

[sandtrooper]

wow what a color combo...I can see the mirror and I can see how the mount might work. very cool - thanks

[keiser31]

The rocket is from an Oldsmobile I believe. 1949-50 maybe. Not sure what year.

[sandtrooper]

K very good ...I think it is a 1952 center piece on an incomplete OLDS ornament

CG hit one out of the park with Schleber info

[TheMoneyPit]

The tail lens with the metal "Stop" insert looks like the one used on Hall brand tail lights - they were made for DB, Hupp, and many others incl aftermarket. The diameter is going to be the key.

[sambarn]

Isn't the first number 5 also Model A but after market?

[keiser31]

#5 looks to be from a 1927 Dodge Brothers.

[sandtrooper]

wow I just noticed I had two no. 5s...real good.... uggghh