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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
Lets look at some of the paper items: Another ad- This atlas also is found with blue text instead of green. Some artist blocks They marketed the oil as the best for Chevrolet and ford. You name it Powerine was the best for it. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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minuteman Active Member Posts: 411 |
Scott are you making a Bearcat globe and decal?? As i have an Erie 53 like the 3 in your pic...would look great done up in Bearcat!! IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
The globe art is in the works and I should have something in the next week to show everyone. While we are on the topic of globes- Grab your drool bucket: I wish this one was in my collection! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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st.rod Active Member Posts: 1356 |
WOW, Nice stuff. How many globe exist? Any idea? Larry IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
There was some conection with the Parco gas company as many station photos I have seen also include some Parco items. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
Some more items: ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
some more stuff Has different marks for tanks such as Model A etc. I think the badge may have been for a hat ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
Anybody have any other powerine planes? ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
The powerine company had a biweekly station update magazine that they sent to all of there stations. The thought was that by sharing the ideas that were working at one garage would in turn help another jobber be successful. The station owners or lease's may have been good mechanics but not all were the best businessmen. Likewise some were good at business but not changing oil or fixing common problem's. The magazine 'Prompter' was a very valuable part of me researching this company. I have uploaded all the original scans that I have to my website for any that care to read them. They are all from 1940-1943 during the war years. WARNING- Not for dialup users as the files are very large... Enjoy and let me know what you think! http://www.frontrangegas.com/powerweb/prompter/ ------------------ IP: Logged |
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RARIN TO GO Active Member Posts: 465 |
Wow Scott!!! Reading all that should keep me entertained for a while! IP: Logged |
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Dick Bennett Active Member Posts: 6015 |
AWESOME SITE. I have dial-up, pictures load fast & clear, Newsletters take alittle longer. Dick IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
No peeking at the other photos yet Dick!!! Glad you are enjoying. The best is yet to come! IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
One more for tonight- First let me state that this was from the WAR time and Powerine was in no way racist company. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
Another atlas with Bearcat advertising A decal version of the race car give at the stations I would love to find this sign! These big signs have the BEST color, a little lighter then the small ones. See ya tomorrow! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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powerlube Active Member Posts: 905 |
A couple more Powerine headquarters back in the day. Powerine Headquarters now... IP: Logged |
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