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WideAwake0…
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Not sure my husband thinks some of the first cars you had oil light headlights.. if anyone can help usoutt here.
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Posted 5 years ago
WideAwake0…
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Not sure my husband thinks some of the first cars you had oil light headlights.. if anyone can help usoutt here.
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I would say your husband is right but not exactly a headlight. This is missing a handle on the top. When cars first came out, at night someone was required to walk in front of you with one of these to warn other cars and those who were on horseback.
Is that a connection on the back?? You can put up 2 more pics.
Stuff
Yes it connects to something. He thought on the front of a car. How do I post more pics to this?
It is like a screw coming put with a bolt.. so I assume it screwed in and on onside of car maybe u put the bolt on. Best way I could describe.. lol. Sont make fun.. hehe
Just go to revise and add pics!!
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Thanks fh, I will have to check to see if the piece you said is missing is here.. thank you very much..
Yougottahavestuff.. I added 2 more pics. We have 2 if these. Both look the same but a couple differences. I think it will only let u add 4 pics all together..
Looks like one was drilled on the bottom to electrify it. Nice pair. Someone here should give you more answers.
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I hope so... thank you Stuff...
If not from an early automobile, maybe actual (horse-drawn) "carriage lamps"??
Hi WideAwake0247 these were used on early cars but not headlights, not sure what to call them but there like marker lights usually mounted up near the windshield one on each side, you can see them if you search for early model T Ford photos.
Thanks you Ejw54. I will def look them up.. can you engine using these to this day???
Thanks Anything.. I nkw thing they were used for all sorts of things on cars or porch light.. or to be carried. Pretty neat