[STAYGOLD]

Lots of old unidentified parts here;

#1. The first two pictures show what is either a tire iron or crank start of some sort. It folds up for easy storage (first picture) and opens up to a length of 46" (second picture). The part has a square shaft on the end.

#2. Next is a pair of "King Bee" step-plates - probably aftermarket type parts.

#3. Here is a window crank or regualtor - no idea what it's off from, but maybe someone can tell from the handle that is still on the part. The part is stamped "Window Reg. Co."

#4. Fan blade - maybe a Model T or A ????

#5. Last is a small metal Potter-style trunk or toolbox of some sort. The part measures 21 1/2" long and 11" deep.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[Layden B]

Will bet that the fan is 4 cylinder Dodge.

[keiser31]

I believe #1 is a crank handle for a jack.

[keiser31]

"King Bee" usually says "British" to me.

[Dandy Dave]

I think the fan is Model T Ford. If it were Dodge, the blades would be be angled in the opposite direction. On the early Dodge engine, the fan ran off of the Cam. This fan turns with the rotation of the crank shaft. Dandy Dave!

[TheMoneyPit]

Fan is not T Ford, but I'd have guessed Studebaker Light 6 for some unknown reason - the Special 6 had a simmilar adjustment arm.

[STAYGOLD]

Thanks for eveyone's input, I appreciate the help.

The fan did come from an older gentleman that had several 1920's Studebakers, so that is more than likely what it is.

Thanks!