Threaded Hubcaps - From what?

[Chris Paulsen]

Maybe I should post this in the Collectibles forum, too, since I have a small collection of threaded hubcaps, and would like to trade if anyone else does, too.

Here are a few I have that I cannot identify.

The first has a snap ring that goes all the way around it.

The third is cast iron. I was thinking Oldsmobile truck.

The last is nickel plated brass, and appears similar to ones found on Weston-Mott axles.

Can anyone help? Thanks, Chris

[Chris Paulsen]

Here are a few more.

Pics 1 & 2 are the same cap.

Pics 3 & 4 are the same cap.

Pic 5 is not threaded, it snaps in place.

Hopefully, they look familiar to someone.

Thanks,

Chris

[Chris Paulsen]

Well, that didn't work as planned. Let me try again.

[Guest aussie610]

The bottom one is Graham Paige, is it screw on? looks like it might be a wire wheel cap though (Was attached with lugs at the rear). If so it is a small center wire, so 28 or 29 (Went big centre for 30)

[drwatson]

#2 might be Buick repro.

#4 (w/black hexagon) 1931 Essex.

#9 Looks like 1930 Pontiac, but without "Chief" Pontiac Bust in the middle.

#10 Graham Page (Late 20's)

[Mark Shaw]

#2 looks like 31 Buick.

[caf]

The first brass one with the lock ring groove looks identical to the rear on a 1911 or 1912 Chalmers 30 0r 36 the thread diameter would confirm this if we knew it.

[Steve Moskowitz]

#3 is an Oldsmobile cap. The center was painted red and it could be found on cars from the late teens to early 20's. I know it was used on the factory pick-up but don't recall it on any other trucks.