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I wish my 41 Lincoln in my garage looked as good as the one in that Gilmore station. Mitch
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On that last Gilmore pic, is that an armored car? I first noticed the port hole on the side panel and thought that was unique, then it clicked that it was a gun port just below it, then I saw the one on the passenger door. The duellies are probably the other giveaway. It doesn't really stand out as being an armored car.
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Here's a few -I moved here from the general discussion section
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On that last Gilmore pic, is that an armored car? I first noticed the port hole on the side panel and thought that was unique, then it clicked that it was a gun port just below it, then I saw the one on the passenger door. The duellies are probably the other giveaway. It doesn't really stand out as being an armored car. I'm pretty sure it is an armored car, at least that's what I've always believed. These pics of the GILMORE Serve Yourself gas station (Gas-A-Teria) initially appeared in a Nov. 22, 1948 issue of LIFE magazine. Years ago, Google archived the issues of LIFE magazine and made them available online as well as many unseen photos. Link to the article (pg 129-132)... http://books.google.com/books?id=W0oEAAA...p;q&f=falseLink to the photo catalog relating to the Gilmore station... http://images.google.com/hosted/life/c353257536985263.htmlNote that "Gilmore" gasoline was not being sold here. Gilmore was out of business in 1945. Gas and oil was supplied by The Progress Company. The two gas brands that were sold were; OLYMPIC gas and RADAR "Thermo Lube" gas.
Sell me your Gilmore Oil Co. stuff...
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Buying: Polarine / Red Crown Gasoline Globes and Signs, Early Chevrolet & United Motors Signs, and 1910's through 1940's Gas & Oil Signs.
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I absolutely love this last one. The Sunoco itself is wonderful!! Those big globes standing tall. But that big steam locomotive coming into the shot is priceless!! I can feel myself standing there there with my Nehi just enjoying watching that thing chug on in.
Last edited by SC62; Fri Dec 21 2012 01:37 PM.
Steve Coppens Always interested in Sunoco items! Really want a Sunoco National pump ad glass!!
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A few for Saturday viewing
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