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Sat Oct 12 2013 07:05 PM
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Picked this up a few days ago. Anyone have any info on it, such as era, rarity, what pump it came from? It is 12 3/8" x 7" . Thanks in advance for any help.
Ed from South Jersey
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I collect Texaco and have not seen that. Script looks 30s...but that is only a guess. Very cool.
Alex
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Great glass it looks 20's to me the lines on the edges is a nice touch
Last edited by Oilcanman87; Sat Oct 12 2013 08:15 PM.
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After reading Scott's great article on "Ad Panels" in October's PCM... I will hazard a guess of mid to late 1930s...
I am pretty sure that the 1920s, is too early...
Like Alex; the glass is a new one for me... Maybe Doug, knows for sure?
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20's is too early as you have to get into electric pumps before ad glass came around. Probably 30's or 40's.
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good possibility.. 
RANDY
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The font is really close to the "NEW" TEXACO MOTOR OIL 1935. Maybe an oil rack we haven't seen ? The same was used up into the 40-50's TEXACO INSULATED MOTOR OIL.
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