What make and model do these fit?

[Deb83]

While cleaning out my Pop's garage I came across a set of 5 of these wire rims but I have no idea what they are from exactly? Can anyone help please?

[keiser31]

I see adjustable spokes, but that bracket across the center is new to me.

[viv w]

A lot of English and continental cars had a bar across with a screw to hold the hubcap in the centre. Being a 5 stud rim is unusual for British cars, but maybe Vauxhall from the thirties.

[Deb83]

Thanks. That's what I was thinking. There was some Pullman Humber parts there too, just not sure what went with what. Any idea as to what they are worth?

[Deb83]

[Deb83]

I've also seen similar rims on the Ford Roadster, could they be same size?

[nickelroadster]

You might post some measurements of what size and of the mounting hole spacing .  This would assist someone else to help ID them.

[sagefinds]

Those wheels appear small like 15" or so,small for what period they appear to be. They remind me of those Kelsey-Hayes accessory wheels all the early Ford guys are nuts over. None that I ever saw had that strip across with the threaded stud tho or a double rolled bead. From what I can see the strip looks original,not a later weld-on. Can you see a name or a KH between the bolt holes front or more likely in back? And as recommended above,get tire size,hole pattern,width between beads,etc. If all the measurements are in inches and not millimeters they could be a custom wheel that came out in the fifties or sixties with their own bolt-on hubcap. In that case there should be interest in them from several directions of the car hobby. In any case,that strip could be removed and a conventional hubcap used.