Identifying headlamps

I need to identify a pair of old headlamps. They are round, about 10
inches in diameter, 4 inches deep. The lens has the letters "WK" in
the center and the word "monogram" at the bottom. There is an armored
cable that comes out of the back. I have digital pics.
Thanks, Howard

1) During the early period of the industry, head lamps were sometime an
aftermarket affair.

(A possibly easier answer

2) There once was a car call the Willys-Knight - very pppular in the
20s.

Go into your search engine and enter "Willys-Knight" + Photo.


Midlant (When it had a Knight engine (sleeve-valve) it was also called
a "Silent Knight.")


wrote:
> I need to identify a pair of old headlamps. They are round, about 10
> inches in diameter, 4 inches deep. The lens has the letters "WK" in
> the center and the word "monogram" at the bottom. There is an armored
> cable that comes out of the back. I have digital pics.
> Thanks, Howard

That is exactly it! I found a picture of a 1926 sedan that is a
perfect match.
Thank you for the info.


wrote:
> 1) During the early period of the industry, head lamps were sometime an
> aftermarket affair.
>
> (A possibly easier answer
>
> 2) There once was a car call the Willys-Knight - very pppular in the
> 20s.
>
> Go into your search engine and enter "Willys-Knight" + Photo.
>
>
> Midlant (When it had a Knight engine (sleeve-valve) it was also called
> a "Silent Knight.")
>
>
> wrote:
> > I need to identify a pair of old headlamps. They are round, about 10
> > inches in diameter, 4 inches deep. The lens has the letters "WK" in
> > the center and the word "monogram" at the bottom. There is an armored
> > cable that comes out of the back. I have digital pics.
> > Thanks, Howard

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wrote:
> That is exactly it! I found a picture of a 1926 sedan that is a
> perfect match.
> Thank you for the info.
>
>
> wrote:
> > 1) During the early period of the industry, head lamps were sometime an
> > aftermarket affair.
> >
> > (A possibly easier answer
> >
> > 2) There once was a car call the Willys-Knight - very pppular in the
> > 20s.
> >
> > Go into your search engine and enter "Willys-Knight" + Photo.
> >
> >
> > Midlant (When it had a Knight engine (sleeve-valve) it was also called
> > a "Silent Knight.")
> >
> >
> > wrote:
> > > I need to identify a pair of old headlamps. They are round, about 10
> > > inches in diameter, 4 inches deep. The lens has the letters "WK" in
> > > the center and the word "monogram" at the bottom. There is an armored
> > > cable that comes out of the back. I have digital pics.
> > > Thanks, Howard