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 Texaco lubester signs
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I have seen round 15” and 8” plates but this is a 10” plate. First is this a legit sign? It looks legit to me but wanted opinions. Second what was a 10” sign used for? Is it a rare size? Thanks in advance
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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Looks just like mine. I say it's OK. I think these were used on lubesters.
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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So were there smaller lubesters that had a 10” sign or were they on pumps or used another way?
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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Only know for sure about 15" very well could have been used
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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All three signs are considered utility signs. The most common applications were on lubesters. The 10" version is the rarest of the three.
Last edited by J.E.Radebaugh; Sat Jan 02 2021 03:30 PM. Reason: Typo
Jamie
Collecting Texaco and Havoline Signs, Cans, and Giveaways.
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Re: Texaco lubester signs
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100 percent original hard to find
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