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A 'The Napier' 8-day car clock, dated 1907, and other dashboard instruments, for Napier Cars, marked S.F.Edge Ltd of London, Swiss movement, brass main case with some loss to nickel-plating to outer rim, with subsidiary seconds dial, 84mm diameter, the wind to reverse loose and requiring maintenance; offered together with a Doxa 8-day pocket-watch with enamel dial, fitted within angled nickel-plated mount for dashboard mounting; a 'La Licorne' of Neuilly brass-cased distance counter; and a small Amperes/Volt meter.
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An 'Apollo' electric long-trumpet running-board mounting brass horn, patented 1909 and 1911, trumpet fitted with fly-gauze (some soldered repairs), with one hinged and one fixed mounting brackets, measuring 55cm long overall.

A brass 'Le Circulaire' No.58 horn, distributed by Weldhen & Bleriot of 54 Long Acre, London, with wide flared trumpet, 20cm diameter, and red-painted throat, some old soldered repairs to tubing ribs, lacking bulb, together with fly-gauze (requiring re-fitting).
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A Rotax 'Clarion' double-twist brass bulb horn, British, fitted with bulb, producing sound, 43cm long overall.

A 'Sethos' circular brass bulb horn, French, 18.5cm diameter circular tubing arrangement with perforated trumpet cover, some dents in places, with mounting bracket, producing good sound, lacking bulb.

A wooden-cased 4-cylinder coil box, early 20th Century, French, the wooden case with hinged lid and fall-front, fitted with a bank of four coils marked 'Vibreur M.M' of believed French manufacture with contacts, the fall-front incorporating an Engl-Beez Patent 5-Volt meter, on/off switch, and series of nine ivory buttons, the case measuring 35 x 13 x 19cm overall, fitted with two mounting lugs and a base mounting lug (detached).

A L'Autovox brass double-twist bulb horn, French, patented 1908, polished brass, 18cm diameter trumpet fitted with fly-gauze, with maker's plaque to chamber, stamped '861' to inlet collar and mounting bracket, 29cm high, producing good sound, lacking bulb, offered together with an L.Guillaume of Paris hand-operated bellows, nickel-plated circular body, 10cm diameter, in working order.
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A BRC Alpha self-generating acetylene headlamp, French, model 110, stirrup mounted, brass casing (some wear and denting), 7 inch diameter lens.

A good pair of 'Camelinal' oil-illuminating side-lamps, polished brass squared bodies, with 3-inch clear main lenses, bevelled side-lenses, and ruby red tell-tale rear lenses, spade-mounted, loop handles, in seemingly good order, each 20.5cm high overall.
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A Dietz No.5 'Handy Gas Generator' and assorted lamps, the brass Dietz acetylene lamp generator with some minor dents and old repairs, some fittings replaced, 36cm high overall; offered together with two brass Dietz oil-illuminating side-lamps, 31cm high, one lacking lens; a Howes & Burley number plate lamp (lacking reservoir); two opera lamps, one nickel-plated by Atlantic and with electrical conversion; and two brass bulb horns; various conditions, for restoration.
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