Re: New Texaco Airplane Oil
Alex
8 hours ago
I collected Texaco for close to 40 years and you don't see these very often. If the back is comparable to the front....then I think to the right collector you could easily $1,200+....quarts sell for $800-$1,000. Only my opinion. And I wouldn't be suurprised if your private messages has lots of offers....Have a good day.
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Newbie in Colorado
LaurenL
17 hours ago
Hi everyone,
My name is Lauren. I recently became interested in this group after purchasing my grandparents’ home and inheriting some of their collectibles. They collected a little bit of everything, and among the items were several old airplane oil cans that really caught my attention.
Mostly Texaco airplane oil and Kendall “The 2000 Mile Oil.” I’m located in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado.
I’m hoping to learn more about these cans—especially what years they might be from and any history behind them.
I will attempt to attach some photos along with this post.
Thanks,
Lauren
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Re: Diamond Tires Good Rich Sign
Alex
Yesterday at 09:45 PM
Well, I got some more pictures, and it was made by a local sign shop here in Butte. Can see the lines. I told the owners that not being an "official" sign it is not as valuable, but may have value from a local interest, etc. Doing research as to what was in that building prior to current and last occupants.
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