Unknown Fenders Need help to ID

Got these from a garage attic of a 98 year old guys estate. Picture is of one but I have a left and right.They appear to have never been mounted, Think they are for a truck. They are 10"wide, 22"high and 46 3/4 end to end. the fender in background is different than these and for a car. Thanks,

Without the running board mounting holes, you are most likely correct that they are for a truck. The mounting brackets look like "top of the frame" style like a truck frame or bed rather than side of the frame or car body mount and I would say mid-twenties.

Looks to be Model T Ford truck, designated by Ford as Model TT. The fender in the background does not make a pair with that in the foreground as it does not have the rolled in bead on the top surface.

They would make a great looking trailer to pull behind a T, but I do not think they are Ford. Could have been made by one of many aftermarket body companies.

I know what they fit. Please call me and please don't put them on a trailer! I also sent a PM. Call at 317-345-9591 cell or 812-383-4234 Home. , Bob

Just to let everyone know what they are, the pair is for a 1919-1923 Oldsmobile Economy truck. I am still trying to figure out the single rear fender. I have all of them now in my barn. Boy are all of them in NICE shape and NOS. Never seen NOS fenders from that era so nice in my life! The single rear fender I was thinking might be a Haynes or Studebaker or possibly a Cole from around 1914-16. Anyone have any ideas on that one?

Bob, It's great the NOS Olds fender pair went to the right home, but which one in the photos are we still trying to ID?

Bob, Here are a couple of pictures of the third fender that you got, may it will help to get it identified. Thanks Again.

Roger