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oh wow, I didn't know the gauge would have a serial number. thanks

Thank you for the information.. They are for sale but don't know where to list them or aprox values. thanks

What cars used these? Instead of quantity of fuel we have fuel pressure

Broken glass. Nice otherwise

Large heavy dial

What were these used for?

Can’t make out pat date but very old. Anyone see one of these before?

Very nice old coil box

Old heavy magneto

Thank you so much. You are correct on Identifying it. Sure unusual item. Had never seen one before. I just now tried to find one online and Worthpoint has 2 stating they are super rare but I don't have an account so couldn't check to see what they sold for. Theirs are marked Chief whereas mine is Scout ...kinda sounds like an Indian motorcycle following

Thanks for the help on these. the motormeter sure is heavy high quality and has a spring in the green colored glass. wish i could make out the name of it..kinda looks like acme but doubt it and has Scout on the other side.

wow that's neat. thanks

Never saw one like this before

Never saw one like this before says Scout on one side bottom pic What are the other 2 as well?

Thanks so much for the picture....I will study this some. It may be the 7 passenger limousine or an earlier 1914 etc.though and I am hopeful someone has a modern color photo or 2. Thanks again for searching

Hello; Was wondering if anyone has some pictures of a 1915 Cadillac 5 passenger (center door) sedan? I wish to compare some aspects of my car to another. I don't know for sure if another example even exists or not as I have pounded the internet and can't find anything. thanks

Late teens I assume. Hope someone can identify with what is left of her.

Others also...My early Maxwell has an oak frame as does my Kiblinger and International high wheel sure there are others

Hi; Yes it is still available. thanks

Was suggested to me by another party that it may be Hercules or Merkel 1903/04 very interesting little carb. Wonder if it was fuel economy/speed/choice of application etc that made it a world record setter for it's time?

That's interesting....could be on the line of stationary engines instead. thanks for the link Oh My word......I feel like such a putz I posted the wrong pictures Here we go!!!!!

I looked at that carefully as I was confused also but I think the penmanship is poor and was meant to say use with 5 hp engines " The word use was omitted though" I know Witte " the stationary engine. has the e on the end of it's name and others have told me this is indeed motorcycle......Maybe the guy writing the tag had no idea of what he had ......or maybe he did.......I hope we can solve this together.....Think this was picked up at swap meet/yard sales many years ago.Thanks for the replies so far.

That would be exciting.......wish there was more info on the tag other than stating it was a world record setting carburetor. and for use on 5 hp engine but I guess that is better than nothing. gotta be some lit or story out there somewhere on this puppy

This is a very early motorcycle carb I hope someone can name the maker of it. Tag states world record carb “Record of what?” For small hps motors .

Here’s another one...was put on a bicycle