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Nicole, I think the diamond label coke bottles on the signs in your picture are pre or very early 1920's.

All of these are stations that were in Antioch,or close by towns.i have been to many,although most are no longer standing.

This one I'm not sure of,but looks like a curbpump on the left

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Sinclair was right in town

This one was only a block away,no longer standing

Used to be about two miles away. Again no longer standing

This last one was not a station,but a country club.in the mid eighties it was converted into a private residence.i know,cause I put the hvac in it.the guy who remodeled it no longer owns it,but became a great friend .i still stop by and have an occasional " manhattan" with him.
Hope you enjoyed them. Ps Scott and Wayne may be interested in the globes at that Sinclair.

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Here's a Gulf Station in my home town of Cumming, Ga.

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Here's a gas stations that was here in louisville in the 20's or 30's. Check out the Pennzoil neon!

That Chevrolet sign is Awesome!

That's nothing! I have seen a Post office, a Grocery, a bus station, an eatery and a gas station combined in a small-medium sized building!

That's NOTHING as what Jack, myself & a few others here remember USING/PATRONIZING that type of building & it included the Feed, Fertilizer, Seed, Mail ordered Chicks, Phone [only one for Miles around except Dr. & Sheriff, Before Area Codes & Zip Codes] & Most DIDN'T Have an indoor toilet, just a hand water pump.
For Local News they had a wood fired Pot Belly Stove in center of room w/ chairs around it!

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