Vintage Antique Schebler Brass 1-barrel Carburetor Indianapolis Indiana on 2040-parts.com
Juliustown, New Jersey, US
Here is a solid brass carburetor from the 1920s marked SCHEBLER INDIANAPOLOLIS, IND. No model marked. The bolt hole is 5/8" and the air intake opening is 1 1/4". I measured inner rim to inner rim vs. outer edges. The center to center distance of the bolts that hold on the "elbow" looking air intake section on the top of the carb is about 2 3/4". No other information available but email me if you have any questions.
Another ebayer stated "It's a model D Schebler carb, they were used on stationary engines and some motorcycles during the 1910 to 1925 period. They were also very big in the marine engines too. Once its turned right side up, the configuration yours is in is a marine configuration, if the little bulbous intake was on the side pointing up, it would have gone on a land vehicle or a stationary engine of some sort between the dates I mentioned, maybe even a little bit earlier than 1910, like 1905-ish."
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