Argo Motor Oil Rack Sign

Originally used on an oil can rack. Exhibits surface scratches, mainly to one side. A few scattered patches of porcelain loss, mainly surrounding the mounting holes and at the lower edge exist. Overal

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Minor porcelain losses and oxidation at extreme lower and left edges. Marked "P&M" lower right edge (Porcelain & Metal Products, Orillia, Ontario)". 10"

DST. Good color and gloss. Has light scratching and areas of staining throughout. Couple minor edge bends. Nice patina look. Measures: 11" x 21.5" Rating: 7-7.5 Est: $100-$250

DST. This reads "If Motors Could Speak We Wouldn't Need to Advertise". Side A has some fade to the color, especially to the white outlining the edges of the word "Oilzum", marked "Am 12-49". There is

DST. Side A, has some scratching to the face, a little bit of fade to the black along with some paint loss in the "S" of "Hyvis". Side B, also has a bit of fade to the black color and some areas of pa

Two (2). American. 1950s. Each double sided lithographed tin (DST). Includes two different versions. "Something Extra" version exhibits scattered surface scratches, creases and shallow impressions. On

SST. Sign is Maker Marked A.M. & Dated 1948. A clean example of this seldom seen Tin Motor Oil Rack Sign from Coreco Motor Oils. Sign features unique script as well as One Quart Can graphic. CONDITION

SST MOTOR OIL RACK SIGN & PAPER MAP OF CALIFORNIA. SURFACE SCRATCHES, FOLDED CORNERS ON MAP. 15" x 16"

rated 7.9, 12"x12", SSP shell-shaped sign has very good color and gloss, has chips at mounting holes. TAC #038839

A Gulfpride Motor Oil rack with porcelain and metal sign. Ht: 46.5" Wd: 21.5"

SSP. An incredible and outstandingly clean example of this Porcelain Quart Can Rack Sign from Union 76 showing an excellent Royal Triton Motor Oil One Quart Can graphic. Sign is mostly likely New Old

rated 8.75, 16"x15.5", SST rolled edge has good color and shine has light wear and minor staining. TAC #038872

American. 1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). This is one of two larger panels that make up a freestanding quart motor oil bottle rack. Scattered patches of porcelain loss are found surrounding mount

rated 8.5, 7.5"x8.5", the SSP diecut sign has very good color and gloss, tiny chips at the points. TAC #002495

rated 8.25, 7.5"x8.5", SSP diecut sign has good color and gloss, has tiny chips in the field and around the perimeter

Two 22.25" x 2" metal rack sign with minor scuff and stains. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE BOUND TO THE TERMS OF THIS AUCTION.

Two (2). Canadian. 1960s. Single sided screened metal. Each exhibit scattered minor surface losses. 5.75 x 16.5".

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Reliance Advertising Co., Chicago. A very scarce and unique sized Circa 1930's Porcelain Sign from Mother Penn Motor Oils, a product of Dryer, Clark & Dryer Oil Company, Okla

DSP. This is an excellent rack topper in great condition. Side A, has some very minor staining to the white areas and chips to the porcelain at the very outer edges of the sign. Side B, also has some

rated 8.5, 8.5"x18", the DST sign has very good color and shine, very light wear, has damage at the mounting holes. TAC #018969

SSP. A seldom seen porcelain Oil Bottle Rack sign from The American Oil Company. Sign shows fair color and gloss with some significant chipping in the field, as well as along the outer edge. There is

DST. Maker Marked A.M. & Dated 1947. CONDITION: Side one showing excellent color & gloss with moderate surface scratching in the field as well as some light paint loss in the outer field. The mounting

PAINT LOSS & SOME WEAR, METAL, 8.5" X 7"

DSP. A very rare piece of Circa 1930's Porcelain Signage from Veltex Motor Oils, a product of Fletcher Oil Company, Boise, Idaho. This may be the first example of this sign to ever sell publicly. This