[1920's or early 1930's windshield]

This still has 2 WWII ration stickers, a 1944 Maine inspection sticker, and the very bottom edge of a rare Maine 1943 Maine registration sticker, which is the color of a passenger car sticker.

 

The top of the windshield is about 41 5/8 inches wide, and the bottom is about 41 7/16 inches wide. It is about 13 3/4 inches high.

 

I don't see any markings on the steel frame or on the non laminated plate glass. Top and sides are straight steel frame. Bottom is curved edge of glass, with no steel frame at all.

 

Anyone have an idea of what make of car it was from?

[1933 Plymouth suspension parts ?]

These look like they were bolted to the a  spring and axle, and had a very old tag that said "33  Plym".

Is this correct, and are they front or rear. Do they fit other Mopars and years?

[1926 Chrysler chassis or body parts ?]

These look like some sort of brackets from a wood framed body. They were with a front axle , all of which were marked "26 Chry"

Whoever did the marking shed his mortal coil long ago, but there must be some early wood framed Chrysler restorers out there.

[1930's GM Bumper center piece ... 1937 Cadillac ???]

Thanks, for the closeup, drwatson. It confirms my suspicions.

I think Buick, Olds, and Pontiac all offered bumper center decorations in 1937.

[Mopar Dash trim DPCD 897894]

Mopar Dash trim, marked  DPCD 897894 on its back.

 

Maybe a radio or heater control delete plate? It was with a lot of 1940 - 1950"s stuff. It reflects my old digital camera pretty well.

[1930 1940's oval milk glass dome light]

I think this is a 1930's thru  1940's oval milk glass dome light. Measures about 3 13/16 inches by 4 5/8 inches. It snaps into place. Does anybody out there recognize it ??

[1930's GM Bumper center piece ... 1937 Cadillac ???]

I think this is a mid to late 1930's bumper center piece ? I suspect Buick or Pontiac,  but could not find a picture of it on Google images. it has a slight curvature from top to bottom, and measures about 4 1/2 inches by 12 inches.

 

I was just going down the other items in this category, and saw (on a query about a hood side panel)  a nice picture of a 1937 Cadillac whose front bumper had a center piece like this.

 

Can anyone confirm this? 

 

Also, If so, will the hub cap  center emblem fit on this part?

 

[Late 1940's or 1950 s Stainless trim piece NOS in GM package]

Thanks, guys! That white Olds 88 looks just like the one my high school principal drove 50 years ago!

[1950 s Stainless trim piece Stone Guard? GM ?]

Thanks, again! I would have never guessed it was Olds.

[1950 s Diecast speaker grille GM?]

Thanks for your very fast response. You know your old GM stuff!

[Late 1940's or 1950 s Stainless trim piece NOS in GM package]

This looks like a late 1940's or 1950 s Stainless trim piece . This came from a garage that ran from the mid 1930 s thru the early 1960's.

 

Still in GM Package

[1950 s Stainless trim piece Stone Guard? GM ?]

This looks like a late 1940's or 1950 s Stainless trim piece . This came from a garage that ran from the mid 1930 s thru the early 1960's

. It had lots of GM stuff, and a few Chrysler and Ford parts

[1950 s Diecast speaker grille GM?]

This looks like a late 1940's or 1950 s Diecast speaker grille  Measures about 4 1/2 inches by 13 1/2, and has part number 553971 on it. This came from a garage that ran from the mid 1930 s thru the early 1960's

[WTB 1926-27-28 Buick Master demountable rims (21")]

I think I have these. Actually, I have the entire front end, including wheels, in nice (indoors) condition.

I'll have to take some pictures, which may be a few days.