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I need help with a Neverout License plate bracket. It appears that it can be mounted either on a spade mount or a round post mount. I don't know if it is an original or a copy but the lettering is sharp and easy to read, When it is mounted, "Neverout" and "Patented" are shown facing to the rear. On the other side, It shows "Rose Mfg. Co. Phila." and the number "701" on the tab at the bottom. (How do you rotate pictures?)

I have seen several posts about Neverout License Plate Brackets but did not find one like this one. Does anyone have a picture to show how the License Plate would be mounted? The portion to the right of the "Neverout" name is 5 1/2" wide with only one bolt hole.

Are the two round holes (on the left in the top picture) for mounting lights? They both have a bolt for tightening around something. Pictures or ads would be helpful.
Thanks for your help.

That style is scarce. If it had a blade license lamp mount, I'd like one similar to that for my '13!

Still looking for information on this license plate bracket.

Thanks

That #701 was rather unusual type from 1916. It held electric lights for tail and white for backup lamp.

Here is adv.:
The line of Rose Mfg. 'Neverout's' for license pads or plates was quite amazing.

I have a No621 bracket that came with a bunch of T junk stuff. Is this the type you are looking for Larry?