R rarebike Senior Member Sep 24, 2013 #1 Thought I would pick the brains of the knowledgeable on here and see if someone could ID this headlight for me. tim in omaha Attachments 102_1271.jpg 58.5 KB · Views: 38 102_1270.jpg 40.8 KB · Views: 36
Thought I would pick the brains of the knowledgeable on here and see if someone could ID this headlight for me. tim in omaha
R rarebike Senior Member Sep 30, 2013 #3 Any other thoughts one these, looking for a definitive identification. tim in omaha
1 15max Senior Member Sep 30, 2013 #4 Studebaker had a post like that. Probably several other cars. The lens may be after market and not a clue. You might get some ideas on the aaca forum. Someone who has one would recognize it.
Studebaker had a post like that. Probably several other cars. The lens may be after market and not a clue. You might get some ideas on the aaca forum. Someone who has one would recognize it.
Royce P Senior Member Sep 30, 2013 #5 It is a Violet Ray headlamp lens. These were a very popular accesory in the teens and twenties. They came in many sizes, to fit most popular cars. My dad had them on his 1915 touring. Here's a picture of him in 1952 at Fort Snelling state park, Minnesota: Here is some original advertising: Here is my 1915 Model T with the same lenses: rarebike said: Thought I would pick the brains of the knowledgeable on here and see if someone could ID this headlight for me. tim in omaha Click to expand...
It is a Violet Ray headlamp lens. These were a very popular accesory in the teens and twenties. They came in many sizes, to fit most popular cars. My dad had them on his 1915 touring. Here's a picture of him in 1952 at Fort Snelling state park, Minnesota: Here is some original advertising: Here is my 1915 Model T with the same lenses: rarebike said: Thought I would pick the brains of the knowledgeable on here and see if someone could ID this headlight for me. tim in omaha Click to expand...