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A veteran oiler, cast alloy reservoir casing with sight glass to front, bolted alloy plate lid fitted with four drip feed oilers with sight glasses, (internal tubes missing), with part of bronze pump handle and mechanism, the casing 34 x 18 x 14cm. 32cm high overall.

Three carburettors, comprising White & Poppe 30mm, patented 1906, number 10449; Zenith cast body, overpainted with new parts fitted; and bronze bodied carburettor, believed French, 1920s, marked 30V 2434, together with four White & Poppe booklets and leaflets for 1912 and 1916 and a Zenith Carburetters booklet, June 1914; with two Wico Series A high tension magnetos and a UH magneto, (magnetos suitable for spares).
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A Claudel bronze carburettor, French, up-draft type, used condition, 14cm high.

A tachometer by S. Smith & Sons (Motor Accessories) Ltd, Patented 1911, with circa 1914 address of 179-115 Gt Portland St marked on white dial, with scale from 6-30 hundreds RPM, heavy bronze casting stamped X1087, 8.5cm diameter flat lens, rear casting with some loss.

Assorted motoring collectables including an Edwardian Watford clock, model 409, brass case, nickel dial with Roman numerals, 8cm diameter bevelled lens, later fitted with stand to the rear, winder loose: together with a set of six silver AA cocktail sticks in a J C Vickery case; an RAC glass ashtray, a City of Nottingham drivers licence, 1915, and six motoring themed phone cards.
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Assorted instruments, comprising a pair of AMA Bakelite switches for Magneto and Lighting, mounted on a wooden panel; together with a matched pair of instruments Voltmeter and Ammeter, each 8cm diameter glazed dial and an ammeter, marked 'British Made', lacking lens on mounting plate, 10.8cm wide overall.
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A speedometer by S. Smith & Son, Patented 1911, with circa 1913 address 9 The Strand, numbered 9-5983 on white dial with 10-100mph scale, with milometer and trip, 9cm diameter bevelled glass lens, heavy white metal casing stamped 9 5983 to rear, with brass lens rim, some internal components detached.

A 'Boa Constrictor' elbow bulb horn, patented 1907, brass, the head complete with gauze, with mounting brackets, complete with bulb, 119cm long overall.

Two horns, comprising a brass bodied double-twist bulb horn, with oval trumpet and flymesh, working order but red-rubber bulb perished; and black painted hand-operated type CK Klaxon with maker's plaque, serial number S13314, in working order.
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An Edwardian hand-cranked warning signal, steel case with short trumpet, wooden crank handle to rear and brass mounting lug, 15cm diameter, in working order and making good sound.