Humber

Humber is British and made bicycles in 1887; motorbikes in 1896; motor-tricycles in 1899 and  cars from 1896 until 1968. Also see Humber (Australia) post.

Humber 
Size: 133mm x 53mm

Humber 
Size: 75mm x 40mm

Humber (~1948) Size: 86mm x 22mm x 15mm

Humber (~1948) (side view) Size: 86mm x 22mm x 15mm

Humber Hawk
Size: 141mm x 19mm

Humber Hawk Series 1 (1959)
Size: 322mm x 28mm x 30mm (inset: 220mm x 20mm)

Humber Hawk OHV (1956)
Size: 174mm x 17mm x 10mm

Humber  Size: 67mm x 67mm

Humber Hawk (plastic) (horn) Size: 60mm x 60mm

Humber Hawk (1956)
Size: 175mm x 30mm x 33mm

Humber made a Snipe from 1930 until 1940 & 1945-1948.

Humber made a Super Snipe from 1938 until 1967.

Note: the differences in size ; the top bar length / relationship to letters; whether the top or bottom has the greater length.

Humber
Size: 146mm x 31mm x 36mm

Humber
Size: 180mm x 37mm x 35mm

Humber
Size: 185mm x 35mm x 35mm

Humber
(note: curve in top to accommodate bonnet ridge)
Size: 185mm x 41mm x 50mm

Humber
Size: 204mm x 35mm x 56mm

Humber Super Snipe
Size: 154mm x 27mm

Humber Hawk Size: 66mm x 66mm

Humber Super Snipe (1951) Size: 78mm x 78mm

The Humber Super Snipe mascot was a metal figure of a Snipe (bird) with a beak of rubber.

Humber Super Snipe Rootes Group (1963)
Size: 85-129mm x 53mm

Humber Super Snipe (1965)
Size: 20-27mm x 22mm

Humber Snipe Mark 4 (1956)
Size: 185mm x 36mm x 27mm 

Humber Snipe Mark 4 (1957) (boot)
Size: 178-201mm x 80mm x 5-15mm 

Humber Super Snipe
Size: 199mm x 19mm