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In my opinion, this sign is a repop. Not only does the coin trick work, but on an original, the blue edge line is perfectly concentric with the corner of the metal. The sign in question, up above, does not have concentric ‘rings’ sort to speak.

Here is a zoomed in picture of one of my real ones….

Sorry no one replied sooner to you, but in my opinion, that sign is real. I believe they are 30”, if I’m not mistaken. Hopefully you bought it and got it at a good price.

Pretty much impossible to find

HI All,
I am new to this forum, I live in North Wales UK, my hobbies include Restoring classic motorbikes and classic cars. My interest started in this subject started in the 70s, my dad started work for Shell Mex & BP in the late 60s later becoming BP where I would get the chance to see in the workshops and go out in the delivery tankers.
More up to date, I attend quite a lot of Classic vehicle events as a guest and have got to know a lot of people in the restoration business including Automobilia companies and TV Car show people. At home now I have a pump which I will be asking you guys about soon!

Really in pretty solid shape. I live in the Waterloo/Cedar Falls (Iowa) area and I’m willing to drive within reason to meet. Asking $1,000

conoco sta. .. ...

Can anyone shed some light on these signs. The icon appears as a sw*sitka but it predates that, it’s a Navajo whirling log and signifies good luck. How much would an original sign like this be obtained for? Are they rare?

I aquired these 2 globes.....trying to identify their history / identity and value. Thanks Jeff

Great site ,Great people

Tom, most of my family are from BC/Alberta/Saskatchewan Canada and I couldn't help but laugh at your "That's like $1,000 Canadian" comment. I say that to my cousins all the time when comparing US to CDN money. As far as that can, I think it is neat...I collect primarily Texaco but drew the line at CDN items...just too many things...but I think that can is "Unique" enough that if I saw it at an antique store or show. I would be tempted. I think the $75-$150 range for value is reasonable...I will let you decide if that is US or CDN...LOL
Regards,
Tom

I’m still needing a Wayne 866 reset crank if anyone has one to spare? Thanks!!!!

@Ohio Oil I belive your right. Thanks for the response

It's in the mail Mike.
Ron

I have a very nice Wayne ROMAN 492 column. Im hearing a variety of values. If you have input to share that would be much appreciated. Thank you see pics

I’m still looking for anything Mutual out of Birmingham Alabama. If you have any leads or have something for sell please call me or message me.

Thanks,

Josh 256-572-0984

Hello just checking in. Anybody seen the bottom half to my CADILLAC sign ?

Pic for reference. Thanks

Have you checked out www.gaspump.com or asked Ron Scobie at that site?

Hello All,

May be in the market for a Tokheim 39 Short door panel. Style is with hinges and has the lower lock lever.
Prefer good original with no rust through or severe damage; a couple of small bumps or bruises is acceptable...
Located in the Ocala, FL so a close proximity would be nice.

Thank you, Jim

Socony 990 Motor Oil porcelain 8” lubester sign For “Ford Cars”pictures show condition. Great Gloss.$1050 shipped

On the Davis Pain Killer sign... with the product's blend of alcohol, opiates and herbs, no wonder Perry Davis (the manufacturer) called it "a medicine cabinet in a bottle"!

example of sign of subject .. ...

I have the Sky chief version, but am looking for the Montana Fire Chief...#19....

Awesome work! Its nice seeing some different brands.

There is a "blue book" that has a thorough documentation of pumps and their date of manufacture based on model and serial number. It's does not have 100% capture of pumps or their dates. However your model type was listed as manufactured in 1947. There were no serial numbers listed for that particular MS 80 model.