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Item Details
Description
This porcelain advertising artifact features a Native American chief wearing a feathered headdress. The text "Red Indian Motor Oil" appears above the chief, and "In Cans For Your Protection" is written below him. Measuring approx. 12 inches, this artifact uses a stereotypical image that is considered offensive by many today. However, it is a recognizable piece of memorabilia from automotive history.Please Note: Each item is subject to an individual shipping charge, and we do not combine shipping. These charges help cover not only the shipping costs but also all expenses involved in running this auction, ensuring we can continue to offer you quality service and exceptional items. Thank you for your understanding.
Condition
Good Display Condition
Dimensions
12 x 12 in
Weight
1 lb
Buyer's Premium
- 25%
RED INDIAN MOTOR OIL GAS OIL GARAGE MAN CAVE PORCELAIN SIGN
Estimate $50 - $350
Current Price (2 bids)
$175
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Item located in Hughesville, MD, US$25 shipping in the US
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Porcelain Signs - Rare & Unique Designs
Hughesville, MD, USA
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