Name that pump

Anyone know what this pump is?

Looks like a Richmond ROE made 1949...I know this how?....Jack's book.
Tom.

Old book Tom? Mine is out in the shop. I should have looked at that. I looked at the new book.

I want one!

Tom is right, its a Roe, I restored one red, white and blue in Standard Oil about 2 years ago. Kind of a hard little guy to find actually. I did one for a customer, got it done in about 3 days. I think she brought around $900 when he sold it. Goober

Yes, it was the first edition. I keep both versions of the book with me at all times. A set in the shop, a set in the truck, a set in the house (not in the bedroom) and a set in the swap meet crates.
I really don't know what we would have done if Jack did not step up and put these books together.
Tom.

Who ever heard of a updated book that did not have the info of the origional only in gas pumps?

Tom,
WE'D STILL be waiting on Scott A. to print his that has been promised for EVER!

Book companies have editors, just like TV shows have producers, you do what they want if you want your book published.

Jack Sim

OK everyone settle down.
First off, sharp eye Tom for spotting the pump.
In defense of Jack, it IS in BOTH books.

First edition, P244 lower center.
Second edition, P236 upper right.
Thanks Jack for printing BOTH books.

I have two sets as well, but was too lazy to look for the other book, and missed it in the one I had anyway.

I have only found one Neptune pump in all my gathering, that was not in Jack's books. Nice job Jack.

Here is an ad for one of these pumps now on eBay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1948-Roeco-Gasma...=item4844ab801f

Don't have the pump, I do have the clock mech. out of one. (all brass with reset)

Bill thanks for pointing out the ad.