Coach Interior Wreathes
- Thread starter Kurt Arends
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Dan Brintlinger
PCS Member
we had a pair
Our firm used them on service vehicles, panel delivery trucks, then vans. We bolted them outside, sometimes behind the doors, and sometimes on the doors. I wish we still had a pair of them!:Exclamation:
Our firm used them on service vehicles, panel delivery trucks, then vans. We bolted them outside, sometimes behind the doors, and sometimes on the doors. I wish we still had a pair of them!:Exclamation:
Kurt Arends
PCS Elected Director 2021-2024
These were attached from the back side(no screw holes), so I assume that these were attached to the interior rear side panels on a landau.
John Royark JR
PCS Member
Ive seen some just like this on mausoleum doors, so very possible they were not even on a vehicle.
They might have come with a template to locate holes in the panel, and then the screws were installed from the rear. This was a common way to attach a part to a vehicle, without having any exterior screws. This is how the crosses on the Miller Meteor ambulances are installed.
Kurt Arends
PCS Elected Director 2021-2024
Similar. I have seem many of the pot metal wreathes that Eureka used in the '80s, but they are definitely different than these. These are obviously much earlier as they are nickel plated cast bronze.