I was able to dig through a Hancock station that had been closed up since the 70's and found this sign buried under an old work bench in the garage area. I really just bought it for the sign bracket, but after getting it home I noticed what was under the paint. Spent two days removing the paint and I'm very happy with how it turned out. Keep them coming!
1940 SKELLY COUPON SIGN - DST $575 DTD 1940. Measures 24" wide X 18" tall. Edge rust/paint loss and some flaking. One side better than the other. Will ship at buyers expense. Located near Vermont IL PM if interested - Thanks!
1948 GOODYEAR TIRE SSP SIGN - $2250 PORCELAIN - NICE GLOSS/DEEP COLOR - NO FADE. MEASURES 72" WIDE X 38.5" TALL. LAYS FLAT - NO BENDS. " CA 48 PROPERTY OF THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO INC" PORCELAIN LOSS ON EACH END AROUND THE GROMMETS AND ON TOP/BOTTOM. SIGN HAS SOME PAINT OVER SPRAY - ZOOM IN TO CHECK IT OUT. PM IF INTERESTED - THANKS! VERMONT IL
Looking for a Minnesota/Midwest North Star oval plastic globe, from the 60's- 70's, these were one piece molded, would consider almost any condition for a patina pump, thanks
Based on the information. I have the Wayne 70 first came out in 1937 and the last year was 1950. The first SN was 22510 and all records since then list the SN as either 5 or 6 digits long with 3 or 5 letter suffix that always began with a B. The suffix represented the specifics of that pump. I am not sure if there were different SN formats if the pump was not made in the USA though. If you post a photo of the pump and the SN plate maybe some of the other veterans on here can shed some light on the issue. Neil
