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I see how DB got addicted to these things. I will start looking for KYSO ad glasses.
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Your Lopsided!
36B's ALWAYS look better in Pairs!
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As a rule, Standard of Kentucky used Gilbarco pumps and rarely used ad glasses. Going to be tough to find Kyso glasses to fit a Tokheim top.
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Your Lopsided!
36B's ALWAYS look better in Pairs! I think its the camera operator.
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Any kind of original generic ad glass that I could use?
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36B's ALWAYS look better in Pairs!
Sadly I had 2 and sold the other about 15 years ago.
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As a rule, Standard of Kentucky used Gilbarco pumps and rarely used ad glasses. Going to be tough to find Kyso glasses to fit a Tokheim top. So KYSO didn't allow Mom & Pop operators to sell their gasoline?
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Kyso almost always supplied the pumps. There are limited exceptions, but they were perhaps the most closely controlled company of the era.
WH/
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So what is the extra. Was that a premium gas???
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Crown Extra was Standard Oil of Kentucky's premium grade from 1939/40 thru 1962/63. Prior to that the premium product was called Crown Ethyl. Product lineup by 1940 was Kyso (motor), Crown (regular), and Crown Extra (premium).
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Nice Globe! I have a Super Crown Extra I bought from Russ Benson years back.
Larry
In memory of DB 9/12/49 - 8/28/14
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