Original LINCOLN Brass Snap-in Hub Cap Hubcap for Wire Wheels 1930 RARE

Description

Rare OEM Lincoln snap-in hubcap hub cover for wire wheels. Made of heavy pressed and machined brass, chrome plated. After leaving Cadillac, Henry Leland built Lincolns from 1920 to 1922 in Detroit until the company was taken over by Ford. Online research indicates this type of cap was used in 1930 only but I do not know exact model or application for this example. 6" wide by 3/4" high, 5 7/16" insert diameter. Good used condition with shallow bends, scrapes, and scratches but no cracks. The face with the oval Lincoln emblem insignia nameplate is very good but all original paint is gone. The original plating is almost all intact and shiny. All of the rear mounting tabs are intact but some are bent. Look at all photographs, they are part of this description. Hard to find, great for your collection, use as is on a driver, or easily restored. U.S. buyers will pay .75 for Priority shipping, International shipping cost will vary based on location. NO RESERVE. Please see our other auctions for more rare auto parts and collectible automobilia.
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