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#322904 Mon Apr 30 2012 07:48 PM
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I have these globes for a couple of years and decided I would sell them. I bought them off of e-bay, the white one was described as a light and the red one was described as original. What do I have here? Where do I measure the base. I can not find any old posts using the search feature so I am looking for some help.
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Both of your globes appear to be original Standard Oil globes.
The white one is just missing the metal mounting flange.
Both look to be the later series.


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K W FRITH #322918 Mon Apr 30 2012 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By: K W FRITH
Both of your globes appear to be original Standard Oil globes.
The white one is just missing the metal mounting flange.
Both look to be the later series.

Hey Kevin, What is it that would differentate the early/late on the crowns, is there something with the little arrow shapes embossed in the bottom 'band' ???

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Yes the earlier crowns were heavier made and had darts around the lower band while the later versions had slashes.


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K W FRITH #322938 Mon Apr 30 2012 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted By: K W FRITH
The white one is just missing the metal mounting flange.


Doesn't the last picture show that. It looks like it has been painted black.



Scott Baselt #322940 Tue May 01 2012 12:16 AM
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I agree with Scott. That's what it looks like to me as well.


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The bases are 7", measure outside to outside. Richard


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