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I picked this coil up in Findlay Ohio at Jefferies Antique Mall last weekend. I have a few boxes of coils but never seen one like this so of coarse I had to buy it (along with several other things ). Is this a Heinz coil? It sorta looks like some pictures I have seen but has a few differences. Experts?

A Heinze coil of that vintage might have the word "Heinze" engraved in a circle on the nuts on top of it.

A Heinze coil of that vintage might have the word "Heinze" engraved in a circle on the nuts on top of it.

The pictures I have seen only have 1 adjustment screw. This one has two obviously and the only writing on it says "Adjust Here".

Looks like a Heinze to me.

I go to Jeffrey's every so often, over many years. Never found anything fun like that!

Found a few things there 2 Stewart spotlights, this coil (3 others I didn't buy that were just regular and in bad shape) Walker jack handle, several Ford wrenches I didn't need but felt the need to rescue, rouge tool tags, several 26-27 wheels (front and rear). Last weekend I went to Maumee Antique mall and bought a NH carb, intake and a very nice motor horn. Really have to look for some of this stuff. Usually pushed to the back because nobody really knows what it is. Hoarding truly is a thing..........

Is this a Heinz coil? It sorta looks like some pictures I have seen but has a few differences. Experts?

Forum search found this from the late great early coil expert :

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/82 ... 1531856913


Seems that coil came from a Model K Ford!

Dan nailed it! Model K coil....... Guess I'll polish it up and start looking for a Model K to put it in