Need help to ID wooden Spoke wheels

[Sasha39]

I hope someone can ID these wheels by the inspection holes written in chalk is 19" 1929 

stamped made by Motor Wheel Corp Lansing Mich USA 

thread looks like 3 3/8" 

Edited July 13, 2020 by Sasha39
Added thread size (see edit history)

[Hans1]

29 Hudson ,  30 Essex had 19 inch but hub cap much smaller

29 had 10 spoke wheels. 

Triangle flap on drum face is for checking adjustment of brake  shoes

However I recall Jackson as a wheel supplier

What is inside diameter of brake drums??

other ideas

 

[nzcarnerd]

Motor Wheel supplied a lot of GM wheels - maybe 1929 Pontiac or Oakland?

[Guest]

Not Pontiacor Oakland as they had "JAXON" wheels. These are Motor Wheels. The triangle to measure brake shoe clearance may mean these are for a car with "Midland Steeldraulic brakes but definitely not Pontiac.

It might be one of these as they all used Midland Steeldraulic;  AUBURN, MODELS 8-100, 8-100A (1932). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 216, 222, 226 (1932). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 321 (1933), 421, A (1934). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 322 (1933), 422 (1934). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 326 (1933), 426 (1934). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 417-W (1934), 517-W (1935). HUPMOBDLE, MODELS 421-J (1934), 521-J (1935). HUPMOBILE, MODELS 427-T (1934), 527-T (1935). NASH, BIG SLX MODEL 1120 (1933). NASH, EIGHTS STD. 1130, SPEC. 1170 (1933). STUDEBAKER, DICTATOR MODEL A (1934).

 

 

[Sasha39]

Thanks for the replies gents, the inside diameter is 14", I will look into the suggestions as to what car the wheels might have come from.