Technical Early mag wheel id

Guys,
This is located down here in Oz, 15” As per photo, might be a local wheel but I thought I’d ask here before I dig around locally , any ideas?

 

DAMN looks like a early HURST Wheel but the rivets are killing it

 

Is that also a 14 inch wheel?

 

DOH read the OG post dum ass

 

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/0806phr-hurst-wheel/

 

Could be a copy, waiting for a photo from the back.

 

Tasman mags were similar from memory however I don't recall them having those bolts in the spokes?

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No, not sure those bolt things aren’t a result of some agricultural engineering.

 

maybe early 60's C and D's from Bankstown , Sydney

 

I don’t have and good picks of G&D but it could be

 

Similar to what Dave Gale used. I think he had them on his A Sport Coupe as well but i can,t find a pic of the car standing still . I remember similar wheels on the early Bolwell,s as well.

 

Similar to these 14's

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/wto/d/pittsburgh-vintage-14-mag-wheels/6843064204.html

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Swade41 those would polish up beautifully!
34 GAZ. A lot here are going to wonder about the Nagari....... Dave Gales Sports Coupe was a favourite of mine, wheels look similar, no rear photo from the seller so I dunno if these have been screwed with or just an early version

 

The ones you posted look to be an aluminum center riveted to a steel hoop

 

Had to get the magazine collection out, Australian wheel attached with rivets or bolts , pre dates the cast in steel/ weld in style. Could be similar to the type in the photo where you bought the centre seperate from your Speed Shop, if there is no steel inside I guess you had to bolt them in , think I’ll keep looking for weld in centres.