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Vintage ACCO "American Chain Co.", Display
Ghostflowers
1 hour ago
This is a nice, boldly colored original vintage American Chain & Cable Company store display rack. ACCO Chains were only sold through Standard Oil Service Centers. It is in very good original condition, the paint is in very good shape with minor aging & wear. The metal stand on the back is removable so this item can be shipped flat. It measures 55" H x 16 3/4" across the front, the stand sticks 15" out from the back. The stand dates mid 1940's to early 1950's.
$150.00
Shipping would probably be USPS Retail Ground or Priority, whichever was cheaper. Message with any questions.
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ECO Model 93
Mike Ripp
2 hours ago
I'm restoring a ECO Model 93 air meter and need information on the reel lock pawl. This assy. is missing from my meter. This is the assy that holds the air hose in position when you pull the hose out. Some of the items I beleive are missing are #72-74 on the parts list. These are found on Fig.8, reel mech. parts Model 93. If I could just get pictures of the items, or assembly then I could possibly reverse engineer the parts. If any of these parts were for sale I would be interested in purchasing them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help.
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Pacific
Jalopy Drew
Yesterday at 09:38 PM
Anyone have info on Pacific. I googled it and could not find any pics or info.
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36b
Gav
Yesterday at 07:43 PM
Looking for a tokheim 36 b frame only 765-586-4539
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Ames Harris Neville “Desert Radiator" Bag
Ghostflowers
Yesterday at 04:07 AM
Ames Harris Neville (Standard Oil) “Desert Radiator Bag”
Very old example, Ames Harris Neville (Standard Oil) “Desert Radiator Bag”
The Desert Brand canvas water bag was designed so that a small amount slowly seeped through the canvas and evaporated as you drove, cooling the remaining water inside the bag. In order to function properly it was hung on the outside of your car. These were seen on almost every auto that traveled the highways of the arid southwest and served double duty: quench your thirst and to refill your radiator.
The W. A. Plummer Manufacturing Company of San Francisco, an established manufacturer of tents and canvas products, patented the Desert Water Bag on February 9, 1916. The fabric of the bag — half flax, half jute — was woven in Glasgow, Scotland. The bag was made in a variety of sizes and the top of the bag could be opened for cleaning.
In 1923 Ames Harris Neville Co. purchased W. A. Plummer and started producing the iconic water bag under its own name at the Portland, Oregon factory. Ames Harris Neville made water bags exclusively for Standard Oil.
$50.00, Shipping is USPS Priority at cost. Message with any questions.
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Texaco skychief pp
bennett_646
Yesterday at 01:16 AM
I would like to get a Texaco skychief pump plate like the one in the picture.
Let me know if you have one. I would be interested in any condition
Thank you
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Wayne 866
Hardy's Garage
Mon Mar 30 2020 11:58 PM
I'm looking for the nozzle rest and support structure for the referenced pump. I have the clockface mechanism and its basic cast iron frame, but need everything else. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Marshall
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Pacific
by advertologist - Tue Mar 31 2020 10:02 PM
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