1930 to 1939 Guide Headlamp Glass Lenses and lamp parts illustrated catalog REPRINT

The FINAL EDITION OF glass headlamp lenses in the GUIDE series Holy Grail of lens identification reprints. Glass lenses for headlamps were replaced by a US Government order with "sealed Beam" headlamp units by 1940 in most applications. 

8.5" x 11" Format REPRINT.   64 pages stapled as the original was

THIS IS THE FINAL (mostly) LIST OF THE 1930-1939 HEADLAMP GLASS LENS AND BULB COMBINATIONS.

Professionally reprinted. Used by the parts houses for many years. Extremely detailed ways to identify lenses from numbers, to codes, to bumps on the front of the lens to determine what they fit. Some taillight listed (illustrated) and many other lenses too. Each car has an individual portion showing all lenses and their numbers. A great pictorial page on just the headlights themselves showing the refracting patterns in the glass to help identify the lenses too. 

          Dated July 1, 1939 Catalog No. 806                 

Fog Lamps

Booster beam lamps

Universal headlamps

Direction signals

Headlamp testers

Stimsonite reflectors

Display assortments

Plugs and connectors

Accessory switches 

Most of these headlight lens manufacturers:

  Bi-Ray

Control Beam

Depress Beam

Flex Beam

Liberty

Solar

Supersafe

Tribeam

Twilite

Twin Beam

Glolite

Guide-Ray

Monogram

Multibeam

Parabeam

Riteway

Stabilite

Tilt Ray

Tractor 

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