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Here is a RARE oil sign for the oil & tractor collector! Great old Oil Pull Oil tin sign with localized advertising from Montana. Take a look at the picture and contact me if you have something good to trade! I'm especially interested in a similar style tin sign advertising for Ford Motor Cars. I had one and sold it....still regret it!

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Do you have a price or just trade???


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Alex,

Just trade at this point. There were three of these in a barn by Lewistown. A friend of mine got them 10 years ago. One went on eBay, I got one, and the other was rough and ended up in a collection in Laurel. I would rather trade it for a nice coal or mining sign, or a nice early tin sign with good graphics. Let me knwo what you have.

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I don't think I have anytiong of interest. I was suprised to see it. I have actually been there. Small town.


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Alex,

I lived in Absarokee for 10 years and worked for Stillwater Mining Co. I'm a federal mine inspector now and they sent me to Kansas. That Oil Pull Oil sign is a rare one for sure! I'm always looking for nice early 1900's tin signs, but also pre-prohibition brewery items from Butte such as signs, trays, lithos etc. Also always looking for mining items.

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These are the types of signs that I collect..... NOT FOR SALE










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neat signs! love the ford and chevy sign.

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That is an awesome collection, thanks for sharing


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smith coal is incredible - VERY nice find there. Is there a good story that goes with that one?

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Cool signs! You should post more pictures of your stuff in the Showcase and Stories section, as this section is for items that are for sale. wink

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Thanks Tara, I wont post Non For Sale items in this section... I was trying to show what kind of signs that I was looking for in "Trade" for the Oil Pull Oil sign. Thanks!

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Hey BigTom,

Thanks for the reply. There is an AMAZING story that goes with the sign. In 1943 the mine exploded and killed 74 miners. It was a very small mining / coal company in the Beartooth Mountains near Red Lodge Montana. I love that sign so much that I even had thier mascot "Mr. Lumpy" tatooed on my arm! I am always seeking Smith Coal, Bearcreek Coal, Foster Creek Coal, Roundup Coal, Keene Coal, Bair-Collins Coal, Megeath Coal, Carney Coal, Kleenburn Coal, and Owl Creek Coal items. These were all local mining companies in the Montana, and Northern Wyoming areas. For more information on Smith Coal please "google" Smith Mine Disaster and read all about it, a very tragic story.

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WOW--
Nice Montana Items, dustin. I am envious for sure.


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No problem, Dustin. I just didn't want those who don't check the For Sale section as often to miss out on seeing these cool signs! You've got some neat stuff!

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Alex,

I've got more where that came from! I'll post this weekend.

Dustin-

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