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Tue Apr 03 2018 02:10 PM
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I found these in a warehouse, theirs parts of three pumps. I believe their National A-1, but not sure. Does anyone have a pic of one of these finished and confirm the model number.
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It is a National A from around 1936. I have sales and parts literature for this pump, just email me: jhsim@petrocollect.com
Jack Sim
Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.comAir Meter ID book also available
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Looks like u have a couple National A-1’s, nice pumps when completed. Chris
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The one that is a bare frame is a A-1 but the other one is a A. The A is a earlier version of a A-1. The A has a visi-gauge and the A-1 has a sight glass.
I likeShell
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Matt is correct.... I missed the sight glass on the A. Chris
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Braden Splichal
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