[Miscellaneous FORD Emblems]

Wood grained FORD piece is a radio delete for 1938/39.

FORD script goes to the front of '39 DeLuxe hood right half.

[Movie Car: Need Help IDing these Lights]

There are 3 - 4 types of headlights. Closely inspect to look for manufacturer's text or mark.

Such marks are often etched at the top of main body, or rim, & sometimes embossed on the lens face.   Absent any such detail,

sharper photos of specific light & measurements might help. 

 

[Westinghouse distributor TYPE SC]

It looks like there's another (partially missing) name on decal ending in "......IC & Mfg. Co."  It might be key if we can figure out full name.

Does text under "W" say Westinghouse? or something else?

 

[1940 clock]

This photo is of a 1940 Buick Borg clock on ebay, a good face match, but I note back side is quite different despite both being "Borg".  

It looks as if the center part is plastic rather than wood.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/225314603661?chn=ps&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&amdata=enc%3A1heIUblTjRjmOsQhmTGAYLQ47&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=225314603661&targetid=1644837436203&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9002139&poi=&campaignid=20125739985&mkgroupid=149128855676&rlsatarget=pla-1644837436203&abcId=9312975&merchantid=570768808&gclid=CjwKCAiAyp-sBhBSEiwAWWzTnlZwxfsHE_8KbyZh0F8bMY2v5PrhB6v1X-Rh1FPUuUmxeXo03nrrGxoCjj0QAvD_BwE

[Sound Odd But Please Help Identify this Off Set Bolt]

It's similar to this Porsche Eccentric Bolt for Torsion Bar Control Arm or Rear Camber adjust. Not saying it is but 

maybe a thread check is in order;  metric or inch?

[Help Identfying This Speedometer]

orig. post pic shows 0 to 100 mph for 1941 Caddy, 1942 series 61 Cad.

1942 series 62, '46, 47 Cads indicate 0 to 110 mph. '46 to '47 bezels are different, no edge pinches.

[Help Identfying This Speedometer]

It seems to be 1941 Cadillac as pictured in this eBay ad.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/145031604296?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=145031604296&targetid=1645685073288&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9002139&poi=&campaignid=20133407470&mkgroupid=147476396765&rlsatarget=pla-1645685073288&abcId=9312979&merchantid=112050651&gclid=Cj0KCQiA4Y-sBhC6ARIsAGXF1g4lFVBmUuxTusKqwmgjEYkdoxFbk2ghhEPt5OGWAXzYyHxDVquDMhgaAvSfEALw_wcB

[1940's 1950's Ford truck trim spear]

1952 Ford Truck Hood side trim.

[Year/Make/Model identification from an old photo]

I think the FORD truck at right is 1948 to 1950.

'48 to '52 are similar, but '51 to '52 had ss spear down middle of hood side opening. If it was there we'd see it.

'48 to '50 had ss trim on either side of the hood side opening which appears dark in photo.

 

How about clothing styles Early 50's?, late 40's?

 

[Identification Please]

17 hours ago, 1977F100 said:

"they say oldsmobile from the center to the right."

This is the only good clue, there's nothing like that 1934 to 1960.

Please post a photo.

[GBM 2117 Armature]

It looks like a AUTO-LITE p/n for a generator armature. No sign of it in a '52 A-L catalog. Perhaps later than 1952. 

[GBM 2117 Armature]

Is it GGB-2117 or GBM-2117 ?

[These are labeled 1956 Ford Rear Wing Tips...]

Here are some known '56 Ford to compare:  https://www.ebay.com/itm/305113979141?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28&srsltid=AfmBOoq3AXkqXeoWJnErQh3mLO1YIYZuZUHtPH1yo24fSyu4-26aXoRQ3yQ

[Delco switch 1119902]

My 3 cross ref. sources skip that p/n.

Google finds a Delco site (as below) not much info,

but a Tech support # you can call:  1-800-372-0222

Part No. 1119902 — Part SWITCH MAGNETIC

Specifications

Part Number -  1119902

Status -  Obsolete

Model - SWITCH MAGNETIC

Type - Part

[Tracing car history]

There are a number of websites offering to research a cars history. I presume most charge.

Here's one:

https://vehiclehistory.bja.ojp.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory#w7o24a

 

[Unusual Hubcaps]

2 hours ago, dmustangh said:

Does anyone know the maker of these hubcaps? I was thinking Pontiac but I can't find them. Thank you!

They're an after market substitute for a real '35 Pontiac cap (seen in this string on a 11/29/2020 post).  

[circa 1930 sedan]

Adam1982, Was the original photo from the "Shorpy" web site?  If so, can you provide link? or, say what city?

Thanks.

[Age of a Berling Magneto and application?]

This link should be of interest, it features your magneto, which is apparently for a 1928 Lincoln-Page aircraft.

https://ghaviation.blogspot.com/2015/01/berling-magneto-overhaul.html

https://www.waaamuseum.org/collections/airplanes/222-Lincoln-Page-LP-3

[Early Car Jack]

It looks like the jack that was supplied with Model T's up to 1925. Examine the handle for "FORD" script. That would clinch it.

I can almost make that out in one photo.

[Mystery Ash Tray]

Photo from a '37 Dodge sales brochure (sorry, best I could find) does seem to confirm w/ barely readable text in last words of description: "holds a full pack of cigarettes".  Bet the nos lighter is a rare find.

[1939 Buick Special tag on frame]

Looks like a "3" for the first digit on the tag.

[1939 Buick Special tag on frame]

According to "The Serial Number Book" it's the serial No. of the car. 

1939 Buick serial numbers ranged from 3,388,547 -- 3,596,806

Engine numbers were different and consisted of 8 digits beginning with #43

[What is this car? #4 Photo 1918.]

Looks like Oakland.

[Headlamp Rim from 1920s what does it fit?]

Soaking in vinegar for a few hours does wonders for labor reduction, especially for removing that dull film appearing on aged hubcap skins & other plated items; the corrosion simply rinses away making final polishing much easier. Rim looks great. 

[Sheet Metal ID?]

It's a  "Grill center plate" 40 FORD DeLuxe.

Item#   01A-8209   $62.99 each  C&G Ford parts.