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A very clean and excellent-displaying example of an incredible piece of circa-1930s advertising from Beacon Gasoline. One of the most unique porcelain signs in the history of gas & oil advertising.

This circa-1930s piece from Sinclair features an outstanding airplane graphic on each side, as well as Sinclair script with a red background. Sign features heavy shelving between each color with "orange peel"-like porcelain surface.

An incredibly scarce and well-displaying circa-1920s porcelain sign from Mobiloil showing an outstanding die-cut race car image on each side.

An exceptionally well-displaying example of a tin service station sign from Oilzum Motor Oils showing large Oswald The Driver graphic.

One-quart can. An outstanding-displaying example of a rare one-quart from Husky Motor Oils showing bright colors with outstanding husky dog graphics.

Single 13.5" globe lens. An outstanding and rare lens from McCoard Oil Company, Provo, Utah, showing McCoard Airliner Gasoline with airplane graphic and unique colors.

Single 15" globe lens on metal low-profile body. An outstanding and well-displaying example of an iconic globe lens from Hancock Gasoline showing excellent strutting rooster graphic and excellent script style.

One-piece baked globe is dated September 17th, 1929 with "Made In USA" ink stamp along the outer collar. An excellent and high-grade example of an incredibly detailed and iconic globe from Musgo Gasoline showing excellent hand-painted Native American graphic on each side.

Very nicely-displaying circa-1950s Gulf Lube 1-qt. oil rack. The overall rack itself has been completely repainted and does come with 12 1-qt. Gulflube cans, all of which have both top and bottom lids. Two of the 12 cans are NOS, full of oil.

This Wayne Model #50 showcase gas pump has undergone outstanding restoration and displays Firestone Tires livery. Pump lights up beautifully and shows all of its glass shelves, which are in excellent condition on all sides.