***1912-1913 Gas Headlight Assembly Jno. W. Brown MFG. Co.***

[VowellArt]

I drew this headlight, mainly because I've got to draw all of them, but Darren J. Wallace had such really nice pictures on Face Book of it, that I just had to copy them....had a few questions, which always happens when I'm drawing something I totally know nothing about. He posted some nice pictures showing me what I didn't see....anyhoo, couldn't find out what the part numbers for the round insulator, the burner or the adjustable burner/gas connection plate were. If anybody here knows please let me know.

And if anybody has some really nice pictures of the working parts of a Jno. Brown Gas Generator, I'd like to see those too, thanks.

[Darren J Wallace]

I would be glad to help but my car has a mixture of brands. Being such an early 1913, nothing was wasted from the extra 1912 parts Ford had in stock. My car has a Victor all brass generator, and photos from 1929 show the family and all the original details of my car.

[Darren J Wallace]

I’ll get you some details of the bottom of the headlight.

[VowellArt]

Darren, I need your Victor generator also....they apparently made other things like side/tail and headlights lights, but their gas generator would be a nice place to begin drawing all the generators too.

[Original Smith]

Ford may have used up Brown lamps on the early production year 13's but I have no evidence they went much into the '13 calendar year, if at all. The 16's were used all of the calendar year, and 1914 as well.

[VowellArt]

Larry, are those different lamps or the same as this one? If different, do you have pictures of them? Need to draw them too.

[VowellArt]

Some changes....Rev.1-A

[Original Smith]

The model 16 Jno. Brown lamps are clearly pictured almost everywhere, McCalley's Car That Changed the World for instance.

[VowellArt]

I guess maybe I should've included the model number in the drawings title.

That's an easy fix, this is a Model 19