Texaco Gasoline Service Station Sign

Canadian. 1957. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia 57" lower edge of one side. Exhibits a few very minor scattered porcelain losses from each side. Condition: 8.75, 8.75. From the Joe

DSP. A bright and brilliant example of this iconic American Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline & Motor Oils showing a large Texaco Star graphic as well as bold Texaco script. CONDITION: Side on

DSP. Beautiful porcelain Texaco Service Station sign. The piece has excellent color and gloss with some moderate chipping throughout on both sides. Side A, is marked "Reg. T-M Made in USA 2-10-58." Th

DSP. A very nice example of this large Porcelain Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline. Side one shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field with four areas of chipping in the field as well

DSP. A fair example of this iconic sign from Texaco Gasoline. Side one shows fair color & gloss with a large amount of touched up chips throughout the field as well as some light fading and edge wear.

DSP. A nice example of this highly sought after sign from Texaco. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout both sides, with a few light areas of chipping in the field, as well as some surface scr

DSP. A very nice example of this large Porcelain Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline. Side one shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field with four areas of chipping in the field as well

DSP. A nice example of this sign from Texaco Gasoline & Motor Oils. Sign shows fair color & gloss throughout the field of both sides, showing numerous areas of smaller sized chips throughout the field

DSP. A fair example of this iconic Porcelain Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline, Dated 1956. CONDITION: Sign shows heavy areas of chipping, scratching and discoloration throughout the field of

DSP. Beautiful double sided porcelain service station sign from Texaco Ethyl Gasoline. Side one has a couple of minor chips to the porcelain in the field and has areas of porcelain loss and staining a

Lot Consists Of: Sign One is a Fire Chief Gasoline Tin Service Station Sign showing Fire Chief Cap on each side with areas of surface scratching & paint loss throughout, Grade 8.5 & 7.5. Sign two is a

DST. A phenomenal New Old Stock example of this Circa 1950's Tin Service Station Restroom Sign from Texaco Gasoline and Motor Oils. Sign features Texaco colors as well as its original iron hanging bra

Collection Consists Of: Diverse collection of Banjo Pole Style Plastic Thermometers from various Oil Companies such as Texaco, Phillips 66, Standard, Sunoco & others. CONDITION: Thermometers are overa

single sided, signed T & M Orillia . . . . . . size: 18" t x 12" w some rust around mounting holes and edges . . . Key search words: Advertising, Texaco, gasoline, oil, gas, service station, gas stati

SSP. C. 1930's Porcelain Sign for Texaco Gasoline & Motor Oils primarily used on Service Station Oil Carts & Lubsters. CONDITION: Overall very good showing good color & gloss with moderate surface scr

Minor chips and rust around edges and on interior 23" L x 4" T . . . .see photos for condition report, . . . . Key words: advertising, gas & oil, gasoline, service station, petroleum.

11 3/4" dia. some dings and corrosion to holes, perimeter and interior See Photos . . . . Key words: advertising, gas & oil, gasoline, service station, petroleum.

11 3/4" Diam. chips and rust to interior and perimeter single sided . . . . . .Key words: advertising, gas & oil, gasoline, service station, petroleum.

Awesome Looking Weathered Wood Sign with a Retro Look – Measures Approximately 12 Inches in Diameter

Awesome Looking Weathered Wood Sign with a Retro Look – Measures Approximately

Canadian. 1930s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). The surface of each side exhibits light, uniform chalkiness. Scattered minor porcelain losses and oxidation to the extreme edges. A few scattered minor p

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Retained in original porcelain oval ring. Exhibits one patch of minor porcelain loss on one side. Condition: 9.5, 9.25. From the Joe Byway Collection. 41

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia 57" lower edge of one side. Retains original arrow head and tail. Each side exhibits scattered minor porcelain losses. Heavy porcela

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided painted metal. Purportedly from Marwood M. Ashton's "Streamline" Petroleum station in St. Thomas, Ontario. Little is known surrounding the history of the Red Rose Gasolin