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Originally Posted by Joe K
I'm not sure how you got to that information with the picture given: I have an early 4 contact switch body in front of me and externally I believe they all look the same.
HOWEVER, look at the other side. If the switch contactor has 4 contacts then its a "type H" or early switch. If it has three contacts, then it is a later "Twolight" switch.
Looking at his switch plate, it appears to be a Twolight (three contacts in succession, one set three each for battery, tail-light, and the "parking, Low, and High" beams.
The type H switch plate is different and has contacts "alternately" with clear spots.
You can't use a Type H switch contactor against a Twolight switch plate, and converse.
Joe K
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Look at the small dimple @ 11;00 o`clock, only the 1928 mid to late had that style and that mark..