My wife I attended the Barrett Jackson Auction in Palm Beach on Saturday. One of the items up for auction was the following Texaco Museum Display. Selling price was $72,600. The following is the official description and pictures I took at the Auction ENJOY!
1923 FORD MODEL T + TEXACO MUSEUM 1903 THRU 1923
Lot Number: 652
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Transmission Type: 3-SPEED
Cylinders: 4
Exterior Color: RED/BLACK
Interior Color: BLACK
Description
This Texaco Collection is the history of the Texas Company from its beginning in 1903 and 1929. There are three periods of time represented which includes a 1903 Studebaker Mule Drawn Tanker Wagon, a 1923 Ford Model-T Pickup Delivery Hack and a 1929 Ford Model-A oil and lubricants Delivery Pickup with all related pumps and dispensers restored to original condition. Many still have the original brass tags.
INVENTORY INCLUDES:
1903 Studebaker Mule Drawn Tanker w/a pair of fully dressed Brown Mules,
1903 First Filling Station, 1903 Wayne Rolling Lubster, 1905 Bowser Curbside Pump, 1905 Country Store Kerosene Merchandiser, 1905 Circa (First Gas Station), 1911 Bowser Red Sentry Curb Pump, 1915 Wayne 10 Gallon Visible Pump, 1915 Wayne Rolling Lubster, 1920 Wayne Curbside Lubster, 1923 Ford Model-T Pickup Delivery Hack, 1923 Texaco Color Ad (What Color is Oil), 1929 Ford Model-A Oil & Lubricants Delivery Pickup, 1929 Wayne Model 615 Ten Gallon Visible Pump.
MISC.
Texas Co. Motor Fuel Can, Filler hoses, Two Brass Fire Extinquishers, One Black Fuel Can, Three Red Fuel Cans, Axle Grease Storage Box (wood), Two Oil Dispense Cans, One Lattern (on Studebaker), Valve Wrench For Tankers, One Funnel, 3-Small Oil Dispenser Cans-Red, 2-Very Rare Handi Grip Oil Dispense Cans-Green, 1-Water Dispense Can-Red, 2-Two Gallon Oil Cans-Green, Ten Kiosts Describing Each Display.
ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION!