Need Help identifying headlights

I bought a 1931 Model A Ford PU with these headlight on it. The body was pieced together from a whole bunch of different stuff for "Yard Art". I would like to find replacement rings for these head lights because the old ones are pretty busted up. Problem is I can find any thing like them. The rings are held in place with one bolt on the bottom that goes through the front of the ring. Anybody know what thes might be? They measure 9" in diameter and about 7" deep. The lens says "Spreadlight" on it.

I'm not sure about what car those lights came on - likely 1920's. It looks like the headlight rings are brass so they aren't too hard to fix by soldering them together on the backside. Hammer and smooth out any dings or deformities, clean the surface(s) to receive solder really well. You can use some large hose clamps joined together as a strap clamp around the outside to pull the cracks together. You may also want to scab small pieces of brass or copper sheet on the backside of the soldered joints to bridge the cracks and make them more solid. Buff the excess solder off the front sides and you're done! The silver plating on them is probably nickel and should buff off fairly easily so you can buff the brass to a nice shine (or not?).

Thanks! I didn't think to solder them. I think you are right, they could be brass. I was polishing one of the reflectors and it appeared to be brass colored.