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Yes, it is Cleburne Tx. It started in 20's and owner died in 1952 and company closed. Early globe from 30's era.

I’m looking for one of these clocks.

Please tell me the person that had it in the parking lot is a pump collector also? Hopefully he wasn’t getting ready to scrap it??

bell sta. .. ...

I just picked up this lubester for my museum I'm going to do a paint job to it with some decals but I'm looking for the fill nozzle (it think that's what's it's called) does anyone know where i could find one?

I asked Aaron before I sent Dan his number.

court papers from the 20's on this sign

company from your state of Michigan.. ...

https://books.google.com/books/about/Wolverine_Sign_Works_v_Powers_248_MICH_3.html?id=kWqX-UBkEwcC

i represent that!

I'll take two sets of the MS 80 ribbons please. I'll PM you my info - Thanks Mitch

Hi, Jim. When will the listing and photos of the consigned items be available to see? Thanks. John

Price drop to $350 shipped.

I'm interested but would need it to be shipped to 78703. Is that possible? THX

Thanx for the info.
However I am pushing 80 with a bad hip. I don’t have a wagon and can’t drag a 200+ pound cast iron eagle around.
Where is the swap meet? Maybe I can get it loaded into my truck and just show pictures of it.
I’ going to try and download pictures to my original post now.
Thanks again for the help.

Rick

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/375376_check-the-oil-show-annual-premier-auction/

Looking to find nice Wayne 70 C Door. Thanks

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Got a nice pair of air meters that are working and in mint condition.
One traditional red & one in Sunoco colors. Both are on tilt free cast iron bases with coasters for "easy" moving on hard surfaces.
I also built in quick connect air lines into the bases. Asking $2850 each.
Thanks, Rick

Model 1820 Gas boy. Powder painted pump, cast iron base, and cast-iron pedestal. Original American farm fuel filter with original box. $1350
Thanks,Rick

Ship to Coeur d alene, ID ?

Happy Anniversary!!

OK, this is a 500+ view update. Still NOT sure exactly what it is or what it went to. A few of additional observations are:
1 The "wing" portion has wear marks from being used as a handle. Your hand grips it very nice. You can actually see the smoothness in the pic.
2 The large "C" notch is just over 1 1/2", a pump hose would nest into that opening rather well.
3 The part is definitely engineered and manufactured, very unlikely to be a one off.
4 The part is also aluminum/non spark type material as gas nozzles.
Assuming the oval hole was to lock a gas nozzle to at night and when station was closed it could be to an era before the gas pumps had the gas nozzle holders built in.
Open to any and all ideas or suggestions. For sure a cool piece of metal that survived the scrap man. The mystery continues...

want to buy section

I sent Noah your contact information. He will contact you tomorrow.

Well I guess I will paint it and then the price goes up to $3k

It's been crickets from kybred76 on his offer thru PM and his phone number. Haven't heard a word!