Identify Valley Forge voltage regulators?

[KURTRUK]

The first one is easy, because the box still has the end panel with part number and application.  But the other two only have the internal number stamped on the box and a number stamped on the underside of the base. It would appear that 8 61 would be their production date (compare to the other two in next posts).  The 892 matches on the box and base.

[KURTRUK]

Here's the second one.

[KURTRUK]

And the third.

[KURTRUK]

The first and the third have the same 892 number.  The three terminals match positions, but the method of attachment of the base to the car differs slightly.  Again, I assume the 11 59 signifies the production date.

[TerryB]

The first box lists what look like a sequence of auto-lite voltage regulator part numbers plus the last two long numbers look like MoPar part numbers.

[Oldtech]

First one looks early 50s mopar.

[KURTRUK]

Yes, the box provides the applications on the first one.  Hoping someone has parts books for Valley Forge with more details to I.D. the second and third one.

[TerryB]

13 hours ago, KURTRUK said:

Yes, the box provides the applications on the first one.  Hoping someone has parts books for Valley Forge with more details to I.D. the second and third one.

Never saw or heard of Valley Forge products.  Post pictures of the ones that need ID that show their connection layout, might help with identifying them.