What was this Brass Kingston Carb used on?

I think I have seen a carb like this but can't think of what car it was used on. Any guesses? 1-1/8" bore, all brass, Kingston. Thanks!!!

Kingston made carburetors for great number applications including Model T Fords so to ID it would help if the model number was given. Is there any numbers on the carburetor?

I remember seeing a number but figured it was just a serial no. I believe there was also letter "D" cast in the body. It'll be a bit before I can post the number. It sure has features of the c. 1915 Model T Kingston. Thanks!!!

I have a 1908 ? 5 ball Kingston Carb can some one help to give me a clue what it was used on. the number stamped in it is 21122. I talked to the members at the model T and they said no.

dclemen4@ford.com

Dan,

The T guys are right. That is not a T carb. Quite a few threaded Kingston carbs were for stationary and marine type engines. They also came in various Pipe or flange sizes. Ford, Brush, and other makes used the straight through pattern with a 1-inch flanged opening. Some had the hot air pipe and some did not. Yours appears to be an updraft style. I wish there was more info available concerning Kingston carbs. I have three, and they are all to large for my applications. Good luck in your search.