Here are some of my Ethyl globes, I hope. Rex
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[This message has been edited by rext@worldnet.att.net (edited 02-25-2003).]
Rex:
Phenomenonal collection of 'Ethyl' globes! You have some manufactures/brands that I have never heard of. I'm sure glad that ethyl is the theme for the month as I really like the ethyl logo.
Could you (or someone else on-line here) please give a short description of the globes in your collection. You know; usage dates, manufactures, locations used in the U.S./Canada, etc. I'm especially interested in the 'Red Pepper' globe. I've never seen that one before. I'm sure I could do a kewl southwestern themed pump with that globe as a starting point.
Thanks to everyone for posting their treasures!
Jim
More great globes! Thanks for posting them Rex.
I'll post some info on them tonight.
Bob
These are GREAT keep 'em coming. Really enjoy looking at other people's collections!!!!
Great globes, I really like the crown ethyl with the blue rays! Now that is a cool globe. ....Les
Here's a little info on the globes Rex posted.
Fleet Wing Ethyl on metal was from the late 20's. Note the blue "burst". Most Ethyl globes have a yellow burst.
Fleet Wing Ethyl on glass was from the late 30's.
Fleet Wing gasoline was sold by Spears and Riddle. They were bought out by Sohio.
The Atlantic Ethyl globe was used from '27-'36.
Flashlike Ethyl is from Humble Oil and dates from '29-'32.
M&M Super Ethyl is from an Illinois independant. It's from the 1950's.
VS Ethyl is believed to be from a Tennesee independant. Its from the 50's.
Wadhams Ethyl was from '26-'32. Wadhams was bought by Vaccum Oil (Mobilgas).
Richfield Ethyl dates from 1950-'56.
Red Pepper Ethyl was from Ashland Oil and dates from the mid-1930's to 1946.
Ashland Flying Octanes Ethyl is from the '46-'60 era.
Crown Ethyl on glass is from Standard Oil of Kentucky. This one dates from '40-'46.
Crown Ethyl Gasoline on metal dates from '26-'33. It too is from Std. of KY.
Thank you Rex for sharing these wonderful globes with us.
Bob
Thanks for all the pix guys. And Bob, thanks for the history. Great info to know!!
Bob thanks for all the time it takes posting the history of our Ethyl globes your doin GREAT .Now lets see sum more ,Rex
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Thanks guys.
I'm having fun doing it. I can't wait to see what's going to be posted next!
Bob
Wonderful examples Rex, just wonderful. Love the metal Crown and Red Pepper...and Atlantic...and Fleetwing...and. You get the picture.