Lodge Sparking Plug

Made:
1923-1942 in England
maker:
Oliver Joseph Lodge
Lodge Sparking Plug. Sport model H

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Lodge Sparking Plug. Sport model H
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Lodge Sparking Plug. Sport model H.I, for extra hot engines, air or water cooled. All mica insulation. For motor vehicles. Available 1923 to 1942

Details

Category:
Road Transport
Object Number:
1995-643
Materials:
metal and mica, ? metal
Measurements:
approx, overall: length 76 mm
approx, overall: diameter 29 mm
approx, overall: weight Kg
type:
spark plug

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