Folks,

Being a BIG FAN of Clock-Face pumps, I would like to see your pumps: Original or Restored!

I know there some RARE ones out there.

Please provide company/model/year.

Thanks,

Hen

Here's my National B-1 with it's original Associated "chicken-wing" ad glass -- to start it off

LoveOldThings

Here's a Tokheim 850 I have.

Tokheim 850 1932 in as found as used condition.
Pump is chain driven and still works, original to pump sight glass,tags,and roller nozzle. a true survivior

Here's my Wayne 866 with it's original paint and grease.

Those survivors are some great looking pumps.

Wayne/Boyle Dayton .. 1930

Restored for a friend a couple of years ago Original Globe and porcelain signs.

Great Idea for a thread!!! Who dosent love clockface pumps??? Here are a couple I picked up this spring
Left: Bowser 300 1927-1932
Right: Erie 50 1934

I will add more as time permits. Love that Boyle Dayton Dennis.

Wayne 800 1930-1932
Restored to working condition by Tom Buckles

American 550 1935
Restored by Tom Buckles

Here are mine. The first is a Tokheim 36 also know as a 870 special because Tokheim used 870 parts to build it. The second is a 36BDP. The DP indicates it is a clock face. The third is a Tokheim 870 and the last one is a Wayne 861.

National Duplex 1918-1932

American 25 plus year old restoration

Dayton 500 Bell Boy 1926-1935

First is a National B-38 with original ad glass and original Power X decal.
Next is a Bennett 373-F Clockface.
Last is an original Tokheim 850 that I slipped an actual clock movement into make it useful and I also had deeper face bezels spun to ad the neon. Can very easily return to it's original configuration.
Tom.

Service Station Equipment ,Toronto Canada,
Model 146, 1938 "Canadian pump..

Very nice pumps everyone !

a fitting subject... just picked this American up today...

A couple of my favorite Erie's one I still have the twin I sold.

Great Pumps ! This is a great thread. Lot's of clockface collectors out there. A few more to look at. Yellow pump is a Tokheim 870A 1933-1935 the Red and white clockface is a Wayne dual dispensing single product model # unknown the primer rust one is a Sharmeter MA series pump.

Rob

Tokheim 870 and Dayton 1420

What a great thread! It seems as though all clock face pumps have eluded me so far, I hope that changes someday!

Nice pumps!!!

Wow you guys have some amazing pumps ! Great thread Hen ! I can appreciate this even more since I personally have never come across a clockface in the wild around here ! Thanks for all the pics ! Now I gotta have one (and any of the above would work ! lol) Z

Bennett EM-150 / 1929 to 1935

Thanks to all of those posting and for adding the model numbers of the pumps as well. I'm not a big pump guy due to space limitations so it helps to know what I'm looking at! Some great looking models here.
Darin

Thanks to all for posting photos. Many nice pumps! Would be great if those who havent would please label their photos with make, model, year for those of us who don't know these pumps so well. Thanks!

Amazing pumps guys !!!

G&B 106 from around 1930. The only clock face I've ever owned.

I always look at your avitar and love the way that thing leans over towards the building! That was a cool find, and a great photo!

Gas Pump Rob

Thanks Rob, It's a keeper for sure. You guys have some great pumps out there.

Here are a couple of mine. Based on the attached data plates the pump in the first picture is a G&B T-106, year unknown. Pumps in the second photo are, on the left, an Erie 10 circa 1932 and on the right an M&S 129 EU circa 1928.

I'd appreciate it if someone would let me know if they think the model number and/or years are incorrect.

bennett em 250
1929-1932

Great pumps guys. Great thread. Matt that Bennett looks familiar!

How about a few more of mine. First one Bennett 77 with external rather than dogbone internal visigauge. Bowser 410 , National B-38, and Sharmeter MA-37 cash recorder.

Rob

A few more. Tokheim 870 1933-1937, Reehm 34 1934 , National Apex 90 1930-1932 and lastly Wayne 861 1932-1938

Rob


Rob

My Tokheim 850 square

Awesome thread! Clock face pumps are so beautiful!

National B-38,Wayne 851,Erie 753,Tokeim 850 square version

My two National Simplex 60's...One on the right is a very old repaint, was stored inside since the 50's. Original nozzle, visi, crank handle and faces.

Here is my latest addition thanks to oldiesbutgoodies. It is an Erie 451-P or 452-P. I'm not sure which. If anybody knows, please let me know. 

Rush M1 1932 Original Porcelain. Globe is not original LOL Darn kids!!!

Left to right

Sharemeter M-513 1927
Wayne 851 1930-1935
Tokheim 870-A 1933-1935

Wayne 576 1929-1932

Love all the clockfaces! Great to see so many out there! Hoping to see more!

Rob

Aqua 655 1934

Butler 131 1931

National 60 "Simplex" 1925-1930

One of these days im gonna pick one of these up. So damn cool

Awesome pumps everyone

Here is a 1928 Erie clock face I found in CT this summer. The seller was the grandson of the original owner who bought it new. This pump had been on the property since new.

A few of my clock face pumps.

few more

more

This thread Rocks!! Thanks to all for sharing!!!

Love the old Eries!!


And I have to put in a shout out about what looks like two original paint Sunoco pumps in the background of JunknJohn's post!! Wowzer!!

Tok 850/950??

Pair of 866's

Great pumps! Thanks for all the pics. Great thread!

wayne 861

I spot a Raymond oil dispensing cabinet in junknjohns's post! Sweet!!!

I have 4 fairly rare clockface pumps that I really like. The first is a Tokheim 36B clockface with porcelain panels, first made in 1936. The Cities Service logo is actually formed right on the porcelain panel!
Second pump is an Erie 753, also made with porcelain panels and first made in 1931. Erie made a batch of these for different companies, and again the logo was made right into the porcelain panel!
Third pump is a rare crossover pump, made by Wayne pump company, around 1932, as they changed from the 861 clockface into the new Wayne 40 computer pumps! Its labeled as an 861/40!
Fourth pump is a Wayne 864, and was a result of the remaining demand for cheaper clockface pumps, in light of the increased prices for the newer computer type pumps. Its was just a Wayne 40A with the tried and true 861 clockface mechanism in it, and made about 1935!

Nice pumps Kevin and everyone else!

Posting these for Racecop.

Well I'll post the only two I have. They are fairly common pumps but nobody else has posted these models. The first is a Bowser Exacto 310 from 1932 and the second is a SSEC EM150, which is the same pump as a Bennett 150, about 1932. Mitch

Here's a couple of my Canadian made Clock pumps.
SSE Salesmaster 208
Eco-Meter DM-160

junior25
those SSE Salesmaster 208 was always my favorite pumps. I am curious, is it acceptable to post pic's of pumps you used to have?

Very nice Junior !!!! When do you find time to work

1930s tokhiem 850 clock face pump as found !

Here are some of the ones we had, have, and done.

some more

some more

Here are two of mine!

Great pumps everyone!

Here is a couple I added sense this thread started.

Couple here.

Two I obtained last year for which I had globes waiting!

Here is another.

Some of mine, some shiny, some not so much.

A couple more.

I absolutely love this thread!

The Gulf A-38 is awesome.

rush mc

Here's my only clockface, but looking for more.

Picked up an ECO-meter last weekend. Has original light up glass faces.

Eric

^^^^ WOW! ^^^^

NICE eco Eric!

That Eco Meter is sweet looking!

Love the ECO-meter!!!

A few Swedish clock face pumps...
Yellow is a Ljungmans Star 76 from 1954, Brand is Koppartrans.
A pair of Star 45's mfg between 1938-50.
The Shell pump with a globe is the first Star pump made, #710 from ca 1935.
Last one is a version of the 76, called 281 Star Mix and it is used for 2-stroke engines with mixed in oil. The Saab was a popular 2-stroker in the 50s and mopeds were very common...

//Claes

This is The only clock face pump I have left .

Here’s on I picked up a couple years ago

Really enjoyed looking at all these clockface pumps. They are my favorite. Here are some of my clockface pumps.

I last posted on this topic back in 2014 when it first came out and have had the fortune of adding several more clock face pumps to my collection since than. Posted are some of the additions I have acquired through many of this sites members. I'll try to add more latter.

Beautiful pumps Larry

A few more clock faces from my collection.

Two unusual clockface pumps I felt fortunate to pick up last year.
An American 2237 double and Dayton 200, referred to as the Hersey Kiss
because of the unusual visiguage set up on top of the tapered piece.

Eric

Very, very nice! Would love to have the American.

G&B TC Clock Face pump

In the Fall of 2017 I was contacted by Old Gas member 57 Chevy (Mike Smith) who told me that goneweild (Dave Well) was selling the pictured pump. According to Jack Sim’s book the pump was made in 1934 and possibly only sold in England. Note that the pump is hand operated.

If memory serves me correctly I believe Dave indicated that he found the pump at the Hamburg, NY DPW and that it was in his collection for a number of years.

I recently disassembled the pump so that I could rewire it, replace the face plates, which were faded to the point of almost being unreadable, and installing a new top frame plate which was missing a large piece on the front. A new top plate was cast by Emanuel King at Cattail Foundry. I’ve used Cattail a number of times and once again they did a terrific job. They cast the new parts and send them back to you with an invoice. I’ve mentioned them before on this site and highly recommend them.

I decided to post a picture of the pump for two reasons. First I to want to publicly thank both Mike and Dave for allowing me to add, what I believe is an unusual pump, to my collection and acknowledge the fact that I would not have been able to obtain, or repair it, without the members and venders I’ve had the fortune to meet through this great web site.

Secondly, I would like to know if any Old Gas members have this pump in their collection or are aware of others that might have the same model. Just trying to determine if it is, in fact, an unusual pump.

Thanks, Marshall

I saw one in person in southern Oregon. It was not a hand crank model, it was electric. I thought I had a picture of it but canj not find it. I found these in my picture files.

National Apex 90

My first pump and restoration. I believe it is a G&B model 105 - single sided clock face.

You have a wonderful collection of the clock face pumps.

Here are mine.