Trying to Identify Pump's Mfgr.

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Posted by Leo on January 01, 1999 at 11:07:15:

I'm trying to identify the maker of what I believe to be a 1920's era visible gas pump currently painted in Sinclair Oil Co. colors.
The only markings are:
1. A Tokheim nozzle (not much help here since nozzles are not part of the pump & can be changed anytime.)
2. On the interior of the pump where the actual pumping mechanism is, there are the markings
AA2610 on one side &
AA2632 Patn Nov 4 1924 on the other side.
3. In the glass bowl where the liquid was pumped,
there are three measuring sticks instead of two.
4. There are no other markings, lettering, or castings anywhere (that I can find) on the inside or outside.

I would appreciate any information anyone might
be able to relate to me.
Thanks for the consideration.

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Comments:
: I'm trying to identify the maker of what I believe to be a 1920's era visible gas pump currently painted in Sinclair Oil Co. colors.
: The only markings are:
: 1. A Tokheim nozzle (not much help here since nozzles    are not part of the pump & can be changed anytime.)
: 2. On the interior of the pump where the actual pumping    mechanism is, there are the markings
:     AA2610 on one side & 
:     AA2632 Patn Nov 4 1924 on the other side.
: 3. In the glass bowl where the liquid was pumped,
:    there are three measuring sticks instead of two.
: 4. There are no other markings, lettering, or       castings anywhere (that I can find) on the inside or    outside.   

: I would appreciate any information anyone might
: be able to relate to me.
: Thanks for the consideration.



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