1927-1930 era C.M. Hall cowl lights

These lights should be worth $150 plus shipping if you can use them . .unsure what they fit.

Pic 1: The bracket on the right is marked 'S 0' and 'R' on cowl mating surface

The bracket on the left is marked '0'

Pic 2: Rib on top half of shell, extending into the rim,

Pic 3: bottom view

Pic 4: Overall diameter 4-1/2"

glass diameter at ring 3-1/2"

Pic 5: these lamps fit into an gap in the cowl band

Thanks

Edited October 15, 2018 by dep5 (see edit history)

Needs confirmation from the owner of a correct car but I think these are either 1929 Erskine or Studebaker Dictator. The mount part that goes to the cowl has been beaten flat on these and had holes drilled. It shough have more of a curve.

Could be '28 or '29 Hupp, not sure about the staunchens. Chrysler used the same C M Hall lights in around '26 too.

Al

Could be '28 or '29 Hupp, not sure about the staunchens. Chrysler used the same C M Hall lights in around '26 too. Al

With the cowl ban being broken I would say that its a good posibility that they are 1928-1929 Hupp A or M as they used the same.

After taking a pic of my 29 Hupp, they are not on the a model, mabe some other model Hupp. See pic

Not Studebaker either because of the raised rib along the upper edge of the bowl.

btt

Packard used CM Hall cowl lamps. Could be '29. Up to '28 Packard had drum lights and from '30 on the lamps were on the fender.