Wolseley

Wolseley are made in the United Kingdom. In 1895 a three-wheeled automobile was designed and in 1899 a three-wheeled automobile made, then production of Wolseley was from 1901 until 1975. Wolsey were produced in Australia from 1962 until 1965.

Wolseley 4/44
Size: 40mm x 45mm

Wolseley 4/44 Four Fortyfour
Size: 135mm x 47mm & 123mm x 24mm

Wolseley 4/50, 6/80, 6/90
Size: 40mm x 45mm (each)

These three badges above were on the front bumpers. The first number refers to the number of cylinders and the second number to the Horse Power i.e. Wolseley 4/50 refers to it being a 4 cylinder with 50 HP.

Wolseley 4/50, Wolseley 6/80
Size: 166mm x 41mm

Wolseley 6/80
Size: 148 x 22mm & 164mm x 40mm

Wolseley 6/80 (two components)
Size: 90mm x 90mm x 10mm
& 85mm x 27-55mm x 29mm

Wolseley 6/80
(two components)
Size: 90mm x 90mm x 40mm

Wolseley 14/60 & 18/85 (1948) (boot)
Size: 165mm x 34mm

Wolseley 1500 & Hornet Mk II (1963)
Size: 174 x 43mm

Wolseley
Size: 150 x 32mm

Wolseley 6/99
Size: 270mm x 75mm

Wolseley (1932-1933) (metal)
Size: 60mm x 32mm x 5mm

The plastic insert had a light behind it, within the metal casing, these vehicles were easy to identify at night with its central light, they were police cars in the United Kingdom.

Wolseley (three components)
Size: 155mm x 70mm x 10mm &
67mm x 34mm x 25mm & 75mm x 42mm x 5mm

Wolseley (three components)
Size: 155mm x 70mm x 30mm

Wolseley
(metal surround, white plastic insert)
Size: 75mm x 42mm x 5mm

British Motor Corporation (Australia) produced the Wolseley 24/80 Mark 2 (1962-1965) in Australia which had an Australian six cylinder engine (a version of the Austin Freeway).