Pair of neat Tail Lights and Cast Iron Clamping Parts to ID

[STAYGOLD]

Found this old pair of really neat Tail Lights that I would like to identify as well as four Cast Iron Clamping type parts that I have no idea what their usage is.

The Tail Lights are marked "AC" under the mounts, but there is no part number that I can find.

The Cast Iron parts are marked with numbers and then "L" and "R", for left and right I am sure. These were buried in a box full of Model T parts.

Any help on either would be great.

Thanks!

[Restorer32]

The cast iron pieces are "traps" or "top bow clamps" which were mounted to the side of early vehiclea, 1920's and earlier, and into which the top bows nested when the top was in the down position. The taillights are early 1930's but not sure of the make, Packard 1934?

[Steve Braverman]

How much do you want for the top clamps?

[STAYGOLD]

The cast iron pieces are "traps" or "top bow clamps" which were mounted to the side of early vehiclea, 1920's and earlier, and into which the top bows nested when the top was in the down position. The taillights are early 1930's but not sure of the make, Packard 1934?

Thanks for the ID on these...looks like the Tail Lights are 1933 or 1934 Packard.

[olympic]

Are you selling the top clamps? I am interested.

[Pete K.]

At least I CAN add, the two sets of top clamps are made for a "touring car" compared to a "roadster" bodied car.