Technical Can anyone help ID some Model A trim please?

Getting ready to try and sell the last of my Model A stuff this weekend at a show at Ford World Headquarters. I have gone through my pile of garnish molding and have identified everything except these two pieces:



These came with a nice '28-'29 Tudor sedan body I had several years ago. They are approximately 42" long. If I had to make a guess, I would say they are trim pieces for the edge of the doors. Can someone confirm this? I've looked through some Model A catalogs, general internet searches, and through that evil auction site. An as long as I'm asking for help, any ballpark idea what these may be worth?

Thanks in advance!

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If you have no luck here, and haven't done so already, ask across on the Ford Barn

 

just by their shape I'd say they are pillar trim.

 

Those are the trim piece that holds the weather strip at the front of the door on the inside of the car. Weather strip isn't quite the right term, round soft trim used around the inside of the door.

 

It's called windlace.

 

They rivet to the flange pointing to the rear on the A pillar. The wind lace is captured in between.

 

They are only used on 28-29 Tudor Sedans, Coupes, Sport Coupes, Special Coupes, and Business Coupes.

 

If you haven't already discovered, they're pretty fragile and can be accidently bent very easily.

 

Excellent, thank you very much for the help!