model a head identification

gpits68

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hello all,new member with a motor i purchased .motor is an older rebuild with low(5000 apr miles)head has a b-1 marking on it,wonder if anyone may know anything about the head marking,looks to be an aftermarket.
 
here is a pic of the head
 

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Typically, such markings are used for equipment and/or part identification within the foundry and that's all. The employees may not know a head from a water pump but they easily understand a designation like b-1 (which would be a unique designation for that particular part within the foundry).

On the other hand, the B-F on the Brumfield Heads serves a dual purpose but this is not the norm for most castings.

I also notice a small raised square with some markings embossed on the head over near the side and it looks like a couple of small knob embossments as well, one each on either side of the dist. hole.
 
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