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Tue Jul 17 2012 04:15 AM
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just wondering if there is any type of book out there pertaining to values of oil cans and that type of info?
thanks!
collecting standard oil items
Tim Flannery
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click on Bookstore in the above menu on this page. There might be something there.
DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
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Tim if you don't find it here in the book store Google it: http://www.amazon.com/American-Oil-Cans-Identification-Price/dp/0972860703I have four or five books, but for ID only. The values they show in todays market are pretty much useless.....
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Tom & Susan Allen's American oil can book is the best of them all in my opinion. But it is only Quart oil cans.
Last edited by Esse's Garage; Tue Jul 17 2012 05:00 AM.
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Even if the values are outdated on any of the books (signs, pumps, cans), wouldn't they give a general guideline (an yes, I am sure there are excpetions) to what items are more valuable and what items are more common?
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collecting standard oil items
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