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Thanks Dave. The Roco ATF was never filled so no top lid and still flanged out at the top. That made it real easy to put on a new ATF lid. Cheers, Don.
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Statements such as, "I'm thinking about selling this." are considered an offer to sell.
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That McCormick deering globe is killer
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Originals only for me. Always looking for Simpson oil, Super A, and MFA oil cans and globes.
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nice buys everyone I bought some items in the last months and really happy on some petroliana finds in awesome condition I found a really rare cascade quart can made by swan & finch ( motul )   a caltex conical oil can from the 1930's   2 shell quarts cans from the netherlands  a BP grease can  a pennzoil porcelain sign from Belgium  and a phillips cycle lubricating oiler 
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I like them all but that lubster really caught my eye nice!
I like SINCLAIR and old American made stuff ... No china items.
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I think the early B/A container may have been used for draining auto oil into but I'm not really sure. Original use for selling/dispensing stove/lamp/mineral oil in general stores.
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Picked up a couple I have been trying to get for two years.  
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The Cascade can is awesome. Appears to be Niagara Falls.
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Looking for old, rare, auto light bulb tins
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Thanks Dick for the info...Guess I'm on the hunt for the correct pump for this.
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Looks like your missing the cap, wood handle & rod.
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Nice S&P shaker collection.
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[quote=tj128]I had a great week and bought this collection of gas pump shakers from a very good friend of mine who had been collecting them for nearly 30 years. that's the way to buy- in bulk, good score.. 
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I had a great week and bought this collection of gas pump shakers from a very good friend of mine who had been collecting them for nearly 30 years. Big time congrats on the S+P collection. Just the Husky pair alone makes it very valuable. Were there any Hancock's in the bunch?
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