Are these 1920’s Buick headlights ?

[lancehagman]

Got this pair of headlights and was told they may be 1920’s Buick or Paige … help with identifying and value please and thank you.

Edited December 17, 2021 by lancehagman
Forgot inside pics (see edit history)

[wayne sheldon]

Pretty sure they are not Buick. But they may be Paige. There was a discussion some time back about very similar rims/bezels that I think were Paige. 

Hopefully, Grimy will see this and know for sure. My search skills aren't very good, but I will nose around a bit and see if I can find anything close.

 

I have a 1927 6-45 Paige, these would be a couple  years earlier.

[dibarlaw]

1926 Chrysler 4 cyl.

[keiser31]

13 minutes ago, dibarlaw said:

1926 Chrysler 4 cyl.

Nope. I thought so, too, but if you look closely on the 1926 Chrysler bezels, it is an image of a ribbon with a "tag" showing on the lower right to mimic the radiator shell emblem. I used to own a Model 58 Chrysler. There are no "tags" on the items in question. Some like them have been identified on here before, but I cannot remember what they were for.

Edited December 18, 2021 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[keiser31]

Also....the items in question have a more bulbous drum bucket like 1928 Chrysler (but are not those, either).

Edited December 18, 2021 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[wayne sheldon]

19 minutes ago, keiser31 said:

Some like them have been identified on here before, but I cannot remember what they were for.

 

That is the problem that I am having. I -KNOW- that I have seen that exact headlamp rim within the past year or so. And I am almost certain they were identified? But for the life of me I can't remember what or exactly where it was.

[95Cardinal]

I posted a similar thread In January. The lamps have not been identified yet.

[wayne sheldon]

I knew that I had seen them. I was just wrong about it being identified.

 

Hopefully someone can and will identify them. I like them.

[sagefinds]

They may just be aftermarket headlights made to look similar to originals but not close enough to be patent infringements. If someone hit a deer or other mishap and needed replacements,they might have found these available from Sears,Wards or Western Auto and cheaper than originals.