What is this? I asked AACA and got-I think this is pre-1931... the design reminds me of Beaux-Arts or Art Nouveau; not Moderne ("Art Deco"), which would probably be 1930 & later. Whatever it is, it's gorgeous. Says Stewart Warner in middle of speedo. From left to right, TEMP, OIL, SPEED/TOTAL/TRIP, AMPS, GAS. On very bottom of speedo is small cap letters: Stewart Warner Speedometer Cor'n, Chicago Made In USA Patented. On back of gas guage says IGN SW., has on back of speedo, Stewart Warner P33433 Whole panel is under one pane of glass. No numbers on any guage, just 4 sections on each one, Temp has "DANGER" under the 4th section, AMPS have discharge and charge, oil and gas have no numbers/words. On either side of lower center "hole" is what looks like provision for a cable pull, throttle and choke maybe.
I don't know but damn that is one beautiful guage cluster/panel. I wish todays automobile manufacturers would study stuff like that (hint to chrysler and their crappy plastic cheapie looking dashes)
Send a pic to these guys and/or give them a call. If they can't identify it, it doesn't exist. http://antiquespeedometer.com/index.cfm?pageID=103
No numbers on any guage, just 4 sections on each one, Temp has "DANGER" under the 4th section, AMPS have discharge and charge, oil and gas have no numbers/words, I would guess American or English market, I got it from a former boss that was in Africa, no idea where he got it, they had an antique shop. It is a beautiful guage set. It's on Ebay as wife is out of work and we have bills to pay or wouldn't sell it, user name chucksusie, thanks for spreading the word.
I go by Chuck, but my wife loves the name Charlie, too funny. I have been looking at cars on Ebay to find a matching guage cluster, no luck, this sucker is in a class by itself huh? Maybe it was from Wild Wild West with James West, designed by Artimous Gordon
i wouldnt sell it til you know where it came from and just how much you should get for it. it could be VERY saught after.......or hardly saught after. I'd doubt the latter. I'd love to have something like that!
See if you can scare up photos of 1928-29-30 Chrysler and DeSoto dashboards. It reminds me a bit of the one I have for '29 Dodge (I think, I need to pull the number off the coil and check in a 1934 catalog I have), but with a much fancier face on it.