mystery parts

hi there. i have some mystery parts that i cant figure what there for yet. and i hope theres a few of you that know what some this stuff is for. these came from a collection that was mostly packard and cadillac with some nash and mopar mixed in. as well as some odd ball stuff.

1st is this unique and somewhat robust looking horn. im assuming its delco but theres no markings that i can find. and its unique in that the horn ends are held on with a threaded nut rather than being all one piece.

2nd is this old headlight. due to the pitting it has all over any markings it could of had would be impossible to see. but its rather unique as to how the light bub is held into place.

3rd is a really old but really nice accessory light that i would expect clamped on the windshield. i couldnt find any markings.

4th is these vent bezels. i would assume they are interior and would be like for rear passengers? whats odd is even though they look the same they have to completely different part numbers.

5th is these cool ash trays. the doors open/slide like a roll top desk or a garage door. but no part number that i could see.

6th is this pair of sun visors, then i have a third thats the same pattern but its different but i will get to that next.

7th is the same as the sun visors above but must be for a convertible? the rod on the end slides in and out.

I believe the sun visors are GM from the 40's or 50's, possibly Cadillac. They made many sun visors with the slide out feature. I remember our mid 50's Oldsmobiles having them in the 4 door models. Don't know if they were standard issue or extra cost.

cool. the sun visors are 40's gm. but how bout the rest?

I believe the sun visors are GM from the 40's or 50's, possibly Cadillac. They made many sun visors with the slide out feature. I remember our mid 50's Oldsmobiles having them in the 4 door models. Don't know if they were standard issue or extra cost.

The ashtray tops remind me of the ash trays in Dad's 1940 Cadillac

ebay had an old auction for 1936-40 Cadillac V-16 model ashtrays which look exactly like these.