Atlantic Refining ARCO Automobile Oil w/Race Car One

rated 6 & 5.5, one gallon flat metal can, has heavy wear and scratches, reverse has more wear, is empty.

AGS CERTIFIED #10443. One Gallon Can. Scarce C. 1920's One Gallon fro Johnson Oils "Centralene" Automobile Oil showing Car & Winged Hourglass graphics. A products of Johnson Oil Company, Chicago, Illi

This wonderful old bottle is for the Atlantic Refining Company and was made by Owens-Illinois Glass Co as noted by the barely visible mark on the base. It is a one quart bottle with original tin "

These vintage ashtrays are from Atlantic Refining Company prior to their merger with Richfield Oil then becoming ARCO in 1966. Smaller ashtray measures 6" around, larger ashtray measures 7" ar

Lionel Prewar Standard Gauge 214 Yellow/Orange Automobile Furniture Car, 215 White Oil Car and 218 Mojave Dump Car, including 214 Automobile Furniture Car that has one lower door guide semi-detached w

Two Lionel No. 214 Automobile Furniture Cars- minor paint scratches and paint chips, overall good condition. Lionel No. 215 Oil Car- paint scratches and paint chips, overall fair condition. Lionel No.

One Quart Can. Detailed & graphic CA. 1930's Quart from Golden Flash Motor Oils, Atlantic Coast Oil Company, Glendale, New York. Can features soaring Airplane graphic as well as speeding Boat & Race C

The Atlantic Refining Co. Automobile Gasoline Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss with minor wear, a few fine scratches in the field a

Herbert Bayer tapestry from the Atlantic Richfield Oil Corporation (ARCO) Headquarters Austria, c. 1975hand-tufted wool78 w x 78 l in (198 x 198 cm) Woven signature to verso: [Bayer]. Signed with

Oil on paper on canvas. Abstract Composition. 1953. Signed lower right. Provenance: The Estate of Nicolas Carone; Private Collection. Catalog number W-2564-U, assigned by the Estate. From a New Jersey

Single sided porcelain with bright colors and gloss, porcelain chips in the field, edge wear, light stains with scuffs and scratches. 35.5" x 52", TAC #002908. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PA

48" x 20" Tin sign in wood frame. Sign shows wear including crackling in the smaltz like surface. The frame has a crack in the bottom. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THI

24" x 24" Porcelain flange sign with bright colors, high gloss, and touch-ups on both sides of the sign. This sign has been (TAC) authenticated.PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITE

One gallon metal flat can has very good color and shine, display has light wear, reverse has a little more wear, can is empty, has both lids and spout, one gallon, rated 8.5 & 8

60.5"x25", The SSP vertical sign has good color and some gloss, has chips, wear and scratches, has the large orange sedan, one chip in car, rated 7

Oil Painting Portrait Classic Green Racing Car Bentley No 18 At 24 Hour Le Mans 1 Vintage Sporting British Fine Art Oil Painting Portrait Classic Green Racing Car Bentley No 18 Automobile At 24 Hour L

Incredible early Regal Oil one gallon oil can with early race car no.8 graphics. Can has paint loss, dents, and wear from use and age. Displays extremely well with fantastic early automotive racing gr

Oil on Canvas, both oval in format one depicting a detailed scene of a river with bridge with figures and mountains, the other depicting figures in a gondola along a shoreline, gilt carved frames. Sig

Oil on Canvas, of monumental scale both having an urn with large floral arrangement, one with butterflies and the other with a cockatoo in fine gilt carved rectangular frames, both with painting light

Oil on canvas, of left and right format, Clasher is set atop a hill, while a saddled Clinker is in his stall. John Fernelely is regarded as one of the great British equine artists, second perhaps only

3" diameter

DSP. Exceptionally clean Sunland "Frictionezed" Motor Oil Porcelain Quart Can Sign. C. 1930's, product of Sunland Refining Co., Bakersfield, California. CONDITION: Side one is overall outstanding thro

1900. Reputed to be one of the 1st production toy automobiles. It is hand-painted tin with a live steam engine, 8 inches long. It has iron and wire wheels with its original burner . The stampings are

Packard Motor Car Company (American 1899-1958), pair of Art Deco "Goddess of Speed" carved stone architectural panels, one engraved "S105" to the upper edge. Note: The "Goddess of Speed" automobile ho