[Can anyone help? Please.... I am at a loss]

Is there a word at the base?  It looks like "RulhoR"? "PaulhoR"?  please confirm.

Also, what's underneath? any maker's mark? part number? 

Measurements?

[What year hood ornament]

1936 Buick as seen in this Forum post: 

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/365397-1936-buick-hood-ornament/

 

[Oval Headlight Lenses]

I have a catalog offering orig. equip. showing a match except it has 7-7/16" where you say 7-5/8" (could be catalog error).

Here's what the catalog says for a 1933-34 Willys Overland model 77, 4cyl: 

Type Lens - Stabilite

Part Number - CB-1020

Outside Diam. - 8-1/8"

Prism Diam. - 7-7/16"

Position of Notches - 0-60-132-180-228-300  (degrees)

[Are these real hub caps?]

They look like metal to me. The center caps show up on eBay where they're asking a hefty price. If you have a set of 4 that'll help sell. 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/285002958323?itmmeta=01HSBAJE7WWJTFCR8AEEM8DS1B&hash=item425b8005f3:g:BR4AAOSw~JhjSu-9&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4DW8fGxYywwD5rtC7lWx90tB8P4OJHn9iNou7Mh%2BxhOqMzTHb3QDmEuWHGXKY0lEob7Yt8ZzCrYP30daaCWvnFh56DfhlOw1oikWCDjMkA%2BGd6HmifCpg3UYUX8Se4jZhvTAxBYIKFOOXs0E0zyOzR9gsHA3Fd1ms%2FNDxT5iCtyrSr4XK%2FYQcNsLBLmEi%2FpEr6p%2B30YxWgjj5mCGNpuPgPwuwBDNz3LjWl8U%2BtIxHqhO9WoKoj0JqLWCb5lnjqM1kkrzzdL9pGiDsXN2ehUK%2BmUZf2fzZawmy69XXU9spdbk|tkp%3ABFBMnuTJ6spj

 

[1914 Chevrolet - but when was the photo taken?]

Nate Dort got it.  

The 1914 Chev pictured is stored at the Smithsonian with Accession Number:1978.1027 suggesting it was acquired in 1978 

 

Date Made:1914

Maker:Chevrolet Motor Car Company

Location:Currently not on view

 

See more items in:Work and Industry: Transportation, Road, Automobiles, Transportation

Exhibition:

Exhibition Location:

Credit Line:Gift of Alton M. Costley

Data Source:National Museum of American History

Id Number:TR.336719  Catalog Number:336719

Accession Number:1978.1027

[NOS Carpet Set from 20's-30's.]

1 hour ago, tcslr said:

The opening by the drivers heel in front of the seat is likely the fumer button. 

Could you explain what a "fumer button" is? Would it be Factory installed ?

[NOS Carpet Set from 20's-30's.]

Not something seen often; I'd like to ID make, year & model for this NOS carpet set. 

A typical layout for the 1920's. Also, what do you suppose the opening is for by the drivers heels?

Thank you for any help.

[Lincoln front trim, maybe 21st century?]

2001 Lincoln Continental.

[Cast Brackets]

The period Chilton book lists some Early 30's Plymouth rear parts in the 32nnnn p/n series.  

[Trim pieces with thin lines. serious bolt on attachment. Guessing 1960s(?)]

Because of the studs with necessary back access, they might mount to the rear edge of a trunk lid.

[1953 Skylark Wire Wheels?]

They look like '53 Buick Skylark. Here, for comparison is a beautiful set of 5 NOS's.  (Stamped Kelsey-Hayes)

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/362038-nos-skylark-wire-wheels/

 

[Thunderbird Hubcap = What Year?]

It's an accessory cap, about 1975 or '74, that's why it's hard to find.  While walking through my car part stash I noticed I have basically the same cap but center emblem is FORD not T-Bird.  A 1975 online "Ford Elite" brochure  shows similar cap in accessories section with a description of "Thunderbird inspired" so we're close. btw, it sure is heavy for a wheel cover.

[1960 - 63 Peugeot 404 nos bumper guards For Sale]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/peugeotnorthamerica/permalink/10159668244065064/

[1939 GM headlight? Olds?]

1939 Olds Models 70 & 80 have the top trim piece, Model 60 did not..

A Model 70 is pictured.

[Trying to Identify Gas Pump and Year of Photograph]

The adult woman's hat looks right for 1924, bit of a stretch, but on model T, Colorado Lic. plates had white or light background in '22 & '24 other years had dark background.

[Help With Gold Plate Key Blanks - Sheild Brand?]

22 hours ago, keiser31 said:

Look like Cadillac items to me.

keiser & m-mman were on the right track. Similar keys are found on eBay if you google "vintage Cadillac key with crown".

The Caddy Crown with its 7 pearls is seen at the chain loop. It seems the open blank area was for personalizing the keys

at point of sale.

 

[2 Types of door strikers anybody identify?]

One is for sale on eBay:    https://www.ebay.com/itm/224797637272

[Early Door Strikers close to Model T Ford but not see photos]

8 hours ago, FATMANS said:

Might be

9127622010

It would be 91A-7622010 as Ford presents it, for a 1939 1940 Ford Convertible.

Here's the same striker, repro version: 

[Early Door Strikers close to Model T Ford but not see photos]

I see FORD part numbers, but can't quite make out digits.

[Mystery Hubcap - what is it off?]

Here it's discussed on the "Cadillac Database" site, where they declare it "fake".

[Headlight Bezel]

DeSoto's close, but it's for a '41 Plymouth.

[Help I.D. car, 1920's?]

1927 Buick is a good match.

[Besides the year/make of this automobile, info about the license plate]

Erie, a good place to put some dots together in your search is the "FamilySearch" website; it's good and it's free. Jim

[Besides the year/make of this automobile, info about the license plate]

8 minutes ago, 1932 plymouth pb sedan said:

Looks to me like a 32 Georgia plate.

I thought that a possibility too, but note 1932 GA plates didn't use a "-" after the first 2 digits as did 1933.

[Besides the year/make of this automobile, info about the license plate]

The License plate in the original post appears to be Georgia. They used a (shorter) letter suffix during the period. 1933 would be a perfect match but lettering was dark on orange background, unlike the light lettering in original pic.