Went to an old house that the was built in the early 1900's, After fighting back fill and allot of scrap metal all I found was this auburn spark plug, an ax head and a couple of 1930's bottles that had the drew caps on them, one was a pinex cough syrup bottle. Can any tell me what year this plug is? apparently I not looking in the right place I cant find this one it is an A-3 normal. Thanks in advance for any help HH Stryker
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need help Auburn Spark plug
- Thread starter Stryker47
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WaterWalker
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Best I could find were A-9. The below sale has ended and there is not much info, but there are several pictures.
The plugs were made in Auburn, NY and has no connection with the Auburn vehicle.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-NOS-BOXED-AUBURN-A-9-NORMAL-SPARK-PLUGS-VINTAGE-ANTIQUE-A9-FLATHEAD-SCREW-TOP-/251405380296?nma=true&si=vfxXBgTEsndbQsT%252Bdu9QeZ6ynUk%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
From the HATRACO website:
The origins of Auburn date back to 1910, when two small companies. "The Auburn Igniters Company" and "The New York Mica and Manufacturing Co." began manufacturing spark plugs using mica as an insulating material. These companies merged to form the Auburn Spark Plug Company, which produced spark plugs for automotive and industrial applications for the next eight decades.
After the Second World War, Auburn expanded its product line, and developed its technology for the emerging markets of the next half of the century. Auburn supplied an igniter for the X-15 manned rocket, insuring engine ignition at high altitudes.
The plugs were made in Auburn, NY and has no connection with the Auburn vehicle.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-NOS-BOXED-AUBURN-A-9-NORMAL-SPARK-PLUGS-VINTAGE-ANTIQUE-A9-FLATHEAD-SCREW-TOP-/251405380296?nma=true&si=vfxXBgTEsndbQsT%252Bdu9QeZ6ynUk%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
From the HATRACO website:
The origins of Auburn date back to 1910, when two small companies. "The Auburn Igniters Company" and "The New York Mica and Manufacturing Co." began manufacturing spark plugs using mica as an insulating material. These companies merged to form the Auburn Spark Plug Company, which produced spark plugs for automotive and industrial applications for the next eight decades.
After the Second World War, Auburn expanded its product line, and developed its technology for the emerging markets of the next half of the century. Auburn supplied an igniter for the X-15 manned rocket, insuring engine ignition at high altitudes.
