These first 5 are the shakers Tom posted in his first post. We have decided to post pictures of shakers for everyone to enjoy. Try not to post till we get a few pages up to view. Tom you can send some pictures to me or anyone else that would want to post pictures.

GREAT IDEA JARVIS & TOM
DB

More from Tom Jones collection!

We as in Bill Fortune, Tom Paul, Robert Pritchard and myself are going to start posting shakers starting with the letter "A".

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I'll start out with the "A"s. Agway is a farm cooperative still in business in New York State.

The Amlico is from the American Liberty Oil Co of Dallas, TX. The Amoco/American pair on red pumps is an unusual set. I know Tom has another set of Amoco on red pumps with different logos.



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Three sets of Atlantic. The top ones are the Atlantic and the Atlantic Imperial sets. The bottom set is different in that the Atlantic Premium logo is on a red pump. I have also seen the Atlantic Imperial logo on a all white pump.



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The last set of "A"s that I have is this set of Ashland with the speed letters logo. A set with Ashland in block letters also exists.



Bill Fortune

Here is Tom's rare set of Amoco. Any other "A" sets out there?

Here's another pair of Agways from Tom's collection.



Another set of Agways. Note the larger meter faces.



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Looks like that was the end of the "A" so lets start the "B". I had a few of the "A" but since Bill posted his i won't post mine. We will try our best not to post duplicates... but notice when you think we posted a duplicate look real close and you will notice will be differant.



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Some more "B"s for our friends north of the border. There will be some more Canadian sets
latter on.

Another varation of the Bay S&Ps. I have also seen a set with two red/white shakers heat stamped with the Bay logo like the shaker on the left.



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The last set I have is from the Butterbaugh Oil Company. I have shown the front and back as both fronts never had any logo other than the meter face. Not a great looking set but unusual.

Here is another set of Bays from Tom's collection. They are from same station as ones I posted before, so it is possible the paper Bay label on my set covers the heat stamped Bay name.



Here is the set of Bays on red pumps from Bob Pritchard.



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Another version of B/A from Tom's collection.




Anyone who has any shakers to share please feel free to post or email a photo and I can post for you. Bill.

Ok... let's start with the "C" shakers. There will be plenty of these out there. If anyone has some they want use to post and need help... please send them to me or anyone that can post them for you.
Let the "C" begin.

There should be a lot of "C"s with many variations of Chevron, Cities Service and Coop. Here are a set of Carter and Clark.

Two varations of Champlin. A set with red sides and white front also exists.



Here's that set with the red sides from Tom.



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Tom's set of Comet from the Neltner Oil Company.



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Here come the Chevrons! The next three photos come from Tom.









Here is a different version with the wording
Chevron Gasoline.


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Another set of Chevron from Bob.



I've got another varation of the yellow/green
pump I'll post tomorrow. Jarvis get your red/blue set posted then we can start with some Coops.

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Some more Coops from Tom. The set on left is unusual in that the logo and meter face are both stamped on.

Here is a set of Coops with red sides. The red sided ones were normally used in the USA and the cream/green sided ones were from Canada.



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A set of Conoco with box. Many sets came in plain brown boxes while others had boxes with the company logo.


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Some more Cities Service. One set was previously posted but note how these different sets came with and without the stripes. Other variations also include paper versus decal type faces/logos.



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These are the last two sets of Coops that I have photos of. I will post the Farm Bureau
Coops with the "F"s. Could use a photo of a Calso set if someone has them.





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Time for the "D" shakers. Please post any if have some to post!

There were posted earlier but here they are again in the "D"s.

I think this is all the variations of Deep Rock shakers.





A new variation of Deep Rock with different meter faces from Tom.



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A second set of Derby. These have the company's star logo.

An unusual pair from Direct Service.

These DX varations are the last "D"s I have to post. The set on the left has paper labels versus the previously posted decal set. The set on the right has the labels attached to a plastic pump door versus directly to the pump as previously posted.

Starting off the "E"s is one of the most common sets out there, Esso. In Canada the word Imperial is added above Esso on the box but the shakers are identical.

Here are some from Enco. The set on the left is very similar to those from Esso but much more difficult to find.

A rare set of Economy. Both sets I have seen were from the same station.

Here are two sets of El Paso from Robert Pritchard. The set one the left is the light blue color you normally see. The right set has a darker blue pump like you see on Esso pumps.





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Time to start the "F"s with some from Farm Service and Farmer's Union.



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Two more versions from Farm Service.



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Two versions of Farm Bureau Coop from Tom's collection.

Two sets from Fleetwing.




A third variation with a blue pump from Tom.



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A set of Fina.



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Some Flying "A"s.

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This is from the beginning post but belongs in the "F"

Hey JJ. Love the shaker posts.
Any idea or speculation as to whether those Frontier shakers are from Frontier in CO/WY or from Frontier NY?
chris

JJ, great subject and great posts. I do have a bone to pick with you tho, because of this post and the great photos I have started to collect S&P shakers. Oh well its only money.lol Keep up the good work. Also is there a book out there on these S&P shakers?

Bob

These Frontiers are from the Colorado/Wyoming Company. I have seen them from a station in Colorado and Nebraska.

Bob, there is no book dedicated to S&Ps. Several petro books picture 10 to 15 sets. There was a guide to S&Ps which Mark Cioni put together about 10 years ago. I helped him with many of the sets scanned for the guide. It is in b/w and provides scans of over 100 sets and info on rarity. I don't know if he still has them but there is some info provided on the oldgas site under "More resources for gas pump restoration".
Bill Fortune

Thanks wfort39663.
I suspected that they might be given the red color but the only Frontier CO I've seen have been the old logo ceramic ones.
I think the NY ones would most likely be done in blue.

Bill, thank you for the information and also sharing your knowledge and your S&P shakers. The bug has bitten and now I will have to keep an eye out for another money burner. Need more than two eyes.lol

Bob

Glad you are enjoying them. What people don't realize is that 1 or 2 on a shelf is ok but 60 or 160 together all in one area looks killer. I will post mine all together when we are done to show how they are displayed.

Starting the "G" now.

Some more Gulf. I have seen two of the white Gulf pumps and they were both peppers. It is possible that they came in a set with an orange pump. The Gulf Crest logo on this set is slightly larger than the one you normally see.

The next group will include "H,I,J,K,and L".
Not too many in this group but will be allot when we get to "M". These are all the "H" that I know off.



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This set from Kendall is the only "K" I know of.



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A rare single from Leonard. I have seen another set and the other pump is identical to this one. That is all the sets I know from "H,I,J,K and L" If anyone know of others let me know.



A set of "N"s has surfaced. This rare set is from Tom's collection.





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Will start the "M"s with this set from Marathon.



And a set from Midland.



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A set of Mileage/Super Mileage from Tom.



Another set of Mileage/Mileage.



And a set of Mileage/Mileage on red pumps.



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Four different sets from Mobil. Paper labels, decals, white Mobilgas Special pump and "flat face" non M/S 80 pumps.

Does anyone or has anyone ever seen any from the Lion oil company out of Arkansas?

Roger, None exist to the best of my knowledge. The sign pole thermometers exist in both old and new logos so it is possible that S&Ps were made as they were made in the same time period with the shakers starting a little earlier. Bill Fortune.

If anyone has any begining with "N" or "O" post them or let me know. Here are some "P".
More from Phillips and Pure to follow:



Some Pennzip and Pennzoil



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Looking good Bill!
Here are the 4 orange ones.

A set of the new Phillips logo on white pumps.



Two sets of orange round top Phillips. The set on the left has the older black logos
compared to the set you normally see on the right with the newer logos in the circles.





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Two more sets of Pure. Ink stamped logos on the left set and extra Pure Motor Oil and Pure Gasoline decals on the right set.



Another Pure set with decaled logos.



A rare set of Purity 99 from Robert Pritchard.



Another set of Pure with ink stamped logos, this logo is Blue and not Black like the previous set.



A set of paper label Pure without the extra bottom logos and both on red pumps!



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Looks like we are starting the "Q" and "R" shakers now.

Two more sets from Richfield. The bottom set with the blue sides is a little harder to find.



Another two sets. The set on top is the most common one from Richfield.



A set of Richfield Ethyl from Robert Pritchard, this time on blue pumps!



A very rare set of Rob Lon.



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Will start the "S" with this hard to find set from Seaside. This group should be the largest of the album with many different companies and variations represented.

New collector Bob Richards sent me a photo of these Shell shakers. He said he was inspired to start collecting after viewing the photos on this site. New collectors are welcome but not too many until I find all the shakers I am looking for!! LOL !! More Shell to follow!!



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Some more Shell. Paper and decal labels are shown for both sets. The older logos on the white pumps are a little harder to find.



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A set of Shell without the TCP logo.





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Two more "S" from SICO and Shoreway.

A set of Signals is a rare sight but how about two different sets!!! Thanks for the look Robert.

Toms Pauls shakers he posted in the begining.

Another set from Tom. Snider's Oil Company.

Two sets of Sunoco with slight variations to the meter faces.



Close ups of the meters.(left set)



(right set)



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Some Sinclair sets. The top row is the Power X and RD119 sets in decal and paper label versions. The bottom row is the RD119 decal version and a paper label RD119 set with a green pump instead of the normal red one.

Some Skelly sets. The top row is the paper and decal label sets. The bottom row is two harder to find versions with the one on the right appropriately from Skellytown,Texas!

Now some shakers from Standard Oil. These first two sets are from Sohio (Standard of Ohio).



Standard of Kentucky.



And Standard of Indiana. Red/Gold Crown sets with and without crowns and Red/White Crown.



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Will start the "T"s with these Texaco sets.
The set with the Petrox logo is harder to find. I have also pictured two different boxes that came with the shakers.



Two sets from Tydol.







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Getting near the end! Here are some "U"s. The Union set with the logos is the only set I have ever seen from Alaska!

Anyone have any shakers that we haven't posted yet? If you do we can go back and add to the post so please let one of us know if you have one so we can add it in.

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This is the only "V" I know of. W,X,Y and Z to go.

Finishing up with some "Z"s.

Some more Zephyr's from Robert Pritchard.





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This set from Tom is the last photo I have to post. As said many time before if anyone has a set not posted get in touch and we can get it included. Thanks again to all those who submitted photos of their collections. The End!! Maybe????

Great job Bill!!! I want to thank the guys that sent pictures and to the ones that posted. I only have 65 sets so it's great seeing all that is out there still!

Thought i might try to revive this thread since im a newer collector of shakers this is a great way to see whats out their. Also if anybody has any new ones that has not been shown here post so you can give a new guy like me a chance to see them. Also thanks to , Bob, Bill and Jarvis for getting this thread going.

There have been a few found since this thread was done.

It is amazing how many shakers have been found and what it out there since we did this album almost 8 years ago.

Sky scrapers ! Great post. I don't collect them but have a few sets around. Just common ones.