Boyce Moto Meter Mounted on a Capital Cap

rated 9, 6"x9", the Capital Cap is a unique quick opening radiator cab, in very good condition.

Lot including Boyce Moto-Meter mounted on metal radiator cap with design and Boyce Moto-Meter mounted on radiator cap with wings.

3.5" x 5" x 3", mounted to bakelite cap

5.5" x 6.5" x 2.5", mounted to ornate cap, the cap is missing two marble ends

5" x 3.5" x 2.25", mounted to ornate cap, the cap has both wings broken

3.5" x 5" x 3", mounted to radiator cap

5" x 3.25" x 3", mounted to radiator cap

5" x 3" x 3", mounted to bakelite cap

5" x 3.5" x 3.5", mounted to radiator cap

4"x3"x3" , mounted to radiator cap

4" x 5" x 4", mounted to bakelite Locomobile cap

Antique Boyce Moto Meter Winged Radiator Cap Automobile Hood Ornament later mounted onto a green marble base. Approximate measurements: 6"H x 11"W x 3.25"D

WINGED EGYPTIAN GODDESS HOOD ORNAMENT WITH MOTOMETER AND WINGED CAP1910s. Full female figure with wings spread mounted in front of the Boyce Motometer with "UNION OIL COMPANY" logo, above the winged c

rated 8.5, 4"T., has light wear.

Boyce Moto-Meter Radiator Cap. Glass front and back are intact. No visible liquid in the temperature display tube. Plating is worn from use.

SOME FLAKING TO METAL

Radiator Cap

Radiator cap

A vintage Boyce Motometer piece. Great early piece. Good condition with one side having cracked glass. Measures approx 13 inches wide.

Cadillac Boyce Motometer Radiator Cap

Kenosha Nash Wisconsin marked on the back of the thermometer. Boyce MotoMeter marked on the frame. Issued: c. 1920s Dimensions: 3.25"L x 2.75"W x 8.75"H Manufacturer: Boyce MotoMeter Country of Origin

An Early 20th Century Boyce Moto Meter Radiator Cap & an Elgin 8-Day Automobile Clock. Light wear to each. Up to 5" high. ESTIMATE $50-100

Seagrave Fire Engine Boyce Motometer Radiator Cap. Front and rear glass intact. Seagrave logo visible in the front. Radiator temperature indications in the rear. Motometer and cap have oxidation and w

Boyce Moto Meter radiator thermometer gauge, cap, hood ornament, mascot, with the Packard Motor Car Company bi-plane logo, most probably nickel plated brass, patent dates from both 1914 and 1918, moun