Gulflube Rack Sign

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

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

Petroliana display rack sign, Red Indian Motor Oils, 3-color porcelain w/Indian graphic, mfgd by Vilas Enamel Products Limited, Cowansville, Que., VG+ cond w/minor chips, 24"H x 17"W.

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick. A beautiful example of this scarce Circa 1930's Oil Bottle Rack Sign from Shell Motor Oils. Sign is Single Sided Porcelain and shows three factory mounting holes in

SSP. An excellent example of this beautiful and highly sought after Porcelain Oil Rack Sign from Golden Shell Motor Oils. This piece features beautiful Golden Shell script as well as heavy shelving be

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

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

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

2-SST signs, in original box with brackets and instructions, signs have good color, shows some flaws in the paint, signs have a slight residue on them from the wax paper, signs measure 9.5"x17.75", ra

DSP. An outstanding example of this seldom seen Sign. Sign shows outstanding color & gloss throughout the field of each side showing no chipping and only a very minimal amount of surface scratch. The

SSP. An outstanding example of this Circa 1950's Porcelain Quart Can Rack Sign from Union 76 Motor Oils advertising Triton Motor Oils. Sign features an excellent Quart Can graphic as well as iconic or

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

13" x 21", Single Sided Lighted, in excellent condition, a neat feed piece

SSP. This is a single sided porcelain tire rack sign from Goodyear. The piece displays nicely with some minor areas of paint match in the field, possibly factory flaws. There is also some color fade t

SSP. A beautiful example of this rare Circa 1950's Porcelain Quart Oil Can Rack Sign from Union 76 advertising Super Royal Triton Motor Oils. Sign shows unique purple and gold porcelain as well as exc

rated 8.5, 34"x18.75", the SST rolled edge sign with wire envelope holders, has good color and shine, has wear, comes full. TAC #044398

rated 8 & 7,75, 11"x21.5", DSP rack sign has excellent color and gloss, has large chips in the upper fields and at mounting holes, marked Burdick, Chi. TAC #018794

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

SSP. An extremely scarce piece of Porcelain Signage from Union 76 Gasoline. This piece was originally used to top a Quart Oil Can Rack and are extremely scarce showing the bottom attachment portion. C

21.5" x 14.75 Double sided metal service station oil rack sign with bright color and gloss. Scuffs and scratches throughout the field on both sides with some light edge wear. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONL

DSP. An excellent example of this unique and tough to find sign from Mobil Lubrication. Side one is in excellent condition, showing excellent color & gloss throughout the field with a clean Pegasus gr

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin, tab mounted within chrome wire frame. Single-sided lithographed tin. Features Delco's "Freshie Boy" character. Marked, "Made in Canada P&A 761E" lower edge. 19.5 x 2

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"