Unfortunately, I don't have any specific samples which I could send you, nor do I have access to different companies' paint codes. I would suggest doing a search for some period TEXACO magazine ads which have decent color pictures of the "ice house" style stations. One thing that I can tell you, though, is that The Texas Company had four different shades of green paint. The green which was used for the "T" in the trademark was officially designated "T green", and was what might also be called "pea green". This shade was also used on the lower portion of sales room walls. The upper portion of the walls was sort of a "watered-down" version of "T green". The trim around the bottom of the exterior of the station (as well as the lower portion of the walls in the bays) was kind of a dark "Kelley" green. The bands around the upper portion of the exterior (as well as the "WASHING" and "MARFAK LUBRICATION" lettering) were yet a fourth green - more of a lighter "Kelley" green.
(I know what you're thinking. I always wondered why they couldn't just have one damn shade of green, too! One of the big boys must have owned stock in Pittsburgh Paints or in Valspar.)
[This message has been edited by indianrefining1931 (edited 12-04-2002).]