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A couple vintage automotive lamps that I picked up a while back. The orange one says, CATS-EYE, Auxiliary lamp 5626, while the yellow lens one only says, FOG. I love the patina, and rust. Makes great wall hangers, and maybe I will find a car to put them on one day.
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These possibly came off of a tractor, our 1967 Case had lights very similar to these on the fenders pointing back.
I don't know for sure, but if you look on the fog lamp case, there is probably a "Guide" # around the mounting base.
Thanks officialfuel, mrmajestic1, walksoftly. and kerry10456. Yea, I had a real cool set of headlights and they turned out to be tractor. I will put on the reading glasses and look for any writing on the base. Thanks.
like your style vontrike!
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