Early 20th Century Ford Model T Kerosene Side (Cowl) Lamp office equipment brown exterior accentuated by shallow

brown exterior accentuated by shallow button tufts

Rock-Ola (as he added the hyphen to his name to avoid mispronunciation) went into business selling weighing machines

The exterior is unfinished

5" in width with a length of 23

with rubbed finish

Early 20th Century Ford Model T Kerosene Side (Cowl) Lamp office equipment brown exterior accentuated by shallowc. 1910s Cast metal kerosene powered side light featuring a circular concentric ring glass lens, likely used as a cowl or side parking lamp on early Ford Model T automobiles. The construction echoes early automobile lighting standards before the shift to electric systems in the mid 1910s. Typically mounted on the front cowl, this style provided added visibility for horse drawn traffic and early motorists. A compelling example of early automotive