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#264247 Fri Jul 22 2011 01:03 PM
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This is just a little of whats there. Im going to have wait until fall so I can see whats hidden in the brush. Heres what I found there today. If you know what it is, let me know. Im digging up a very old gas station. What Im finding may not be gas and oil related, I have no idea. However, it is coming from a 1910 station that is covered with brush and thorns. What ever I find,Ill put on here. I have no idea if its part of the station or not. It could be what your looking for. Im going to post pics of the actual station.

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riverratrelics #264251 Fri Jul 22 2011 01:09 PM
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More pics.

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early motorcycle horn?


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Well you'ren doing a good job. I have no idea on value but you might hit it big yet! Thats the fun part! Not sure what the old horn is from but its cool and the Root Beer sign looks like it could clean up real nice. Too bad someone cut a corner off because it looks like a really old sign!


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K W FRITH #264257 Fri Jul 22 2011 01:43 PM
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The corner is still there. I just bent it back around. Ill post a pic.

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If anyone doesnt think its oil and gas related, Im sorry. This site im going through was a gas station in 1910. Anything I post is whats coming out of it. If you like the old stations, well, here it is.

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Back then, they would sometimes use old signs or old oil cans for wall patching. Be sure to check between walls and another spot was roof patching!


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Originally Posted By: riverratrelics
Im more then willing to share anything I find on this property. But the first one that says its not oil and gas, can exclude themselves from it. Ill offer it here before I post it anywhere else. First compaint, Im gone. Its out of a very old gas station. These people that ran them, posted signs way before we started collecting them. What im posting is exactly what was there.

so your gonna threaten not to show or sell if somebody says something not to your liking? keep it! and good riddance!


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Originally Posted By: riverratrelics
Im more then willing to share anything I find on this property. But the first one that says its not oil and gas, can exclude themselves from it. Ill offer it here before I post it anywhere else. First compaint, Im gone. Its out of a very old gas station. These people that ran them, posted signs way before we started collecting them. What im posting is exactly what was there.



Dude, Grow up, this is a public forum.


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Many replies were deleted from this thread. Everybody who had a post deleted needs to brush up on the user agreement here on oldgas. Personal attacks and negative comments are not welcome here, if you cant help from following this simple request, move on. End of story.


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I was deleted and wrote nothing other than a thank you !

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Originally Posted By: always lookin
I was deleted and wrote nothing other than a thank you !


Yours just got mixed up in the jibberish.


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People get way too bent out of shape over nothing. This is non-petro and I think the stuff shown is awesome. Keep the pictures coming, who knows what will come out of this place.

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Sometime between 1900 and 1908, The Galveston Brewing Company began to produce and sell a line of soft drink syrups which it sold under the brand name "XXX". The company's chemist developed an extensive array of flavors, such as root beer, ginger ale, strawberry, lemon-sour, lemon, orange, chocolate, cream soda, sarsaparilla, cream, grape, and apple-juice. The brand's United States Patent Office registration statement noted that the trademark had been continuously used since at least as early as April, 1908.

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kookeytalker,

The thread started out in the Petro area - it was moved.

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