I found a Facebook posting for a C-110 that was for sale. I had never seen a C-110 and started google search for photos of a C-110. I found 2 photos and each photo looked like a different variation of the C-110. The Facebook post has not been removed.

I searched oldgas.com and the only posts for a C-110 are so old that the photos are no longer visible.

Can someone post closeup photos of the mechanical equipment for setting the gallons (under a lift up cast iron cover) and a "computer" that is located under a bulged cover. I don't think there were any computers like Veeder Root when the C-110 was built, but appears to be some type of totalizing device. it also had a small visigauge at the discharge pipe (see attached photo). I have never seen a visible quite like it.

To sum up my post, could someone post photos of the C-110?

I found a C-110 photo. You can see the end of the gallon selector lever extending out of the cast iron cover. I don't know what was under the bulged shiny cover.

Found another photo on Facebook. This C-110 has the gallon selector handle, but does not have the shiny bulged cover below gallon selector. Running change maybe.

Looks like the answer to my question is No. No one has photos to share.

I think maybe the answer is no one has photos. period. That's a rare bird there. especially in Texas.

My response was poorly worded. No one apparently has photos of this rare pump.

I saw one for sale on Facebook last week, but the post disappeared before I could research the rarity of the pump. I was not familiar with the C-110.