Hello all, thank you for another great month!

For this POTM I’m going to do a very common pump to get a little more participation. The Tokheim 39 was first introduced by Tokheim in 1938 and was made in various styles up until 1959. Here are the models of 39:

Tokheim 39: 1938-1958. Tall computer pump with two or four ad-glass panels, came in a single or twin pump.
Tokheim 39-SL: 1938-1958. Tall or short computer pump made for a stationlighter top.
Tokheim 39-ESP: 1938-1958. Tall computer pump with hanging hose.
Tokheim 39-DP: 1938-1958. Non-computing clockface pump with hanging hose.
Tokheim 39-HR: 1939-1958. Four ad glass panel pump with hose on reel.
Tokheim 39-WNC-HR: 1938-1958. Two ad glass panel pump with hose on reel.
Tokheim 39: 1939-1959. Standard pump with metal guards around hose reel.
Tokheim 39-NAP: 1939-1958. Non ad glass pump sold with standard globe.
Tokheim 39-WNC: 1939-1958. Non computing pump with two ad glass panels.
Tokheim 39-HS: 1939-1959. High speed computing pump.
Tokheim 39-TW: 1939-1958. Tidewater special pump, four ad glass pump.
Tokheim 39-LHR: 1947-1952. Short pump, Lower pump, hose on reel, bezel around window protrudes from the door.
Tokheim 39L-EZ: 1947-1959. Short pump, Face bezel protrudes from the door, the hose exits at the top of the pump.
Tokheim 39L-RA: 1947-1959. Short pump, hose is on a cable.
Tokheim 39L-EZ: 1949-1959. Short pump, rubber seal holds window glass, doors hing, and hose exits at the top on the side of the pump.
Tokheim 39L-EP: 1949-1959. Short pump, Rubber holds window glass, doors hinge, hose exits at the top, has an ad glass panel under the window on each side.
Tokheim 39L-RP: 1949-1959. Same as the 39L-EP, but with the hose on a cable.
Tokheim 39-A: 1952-1959. Short pump, Rubber holds glass in, door lifts off, no hinges, locks at the bottom of the pump, hose on cable.
Tokheim 39-AP: 1952-1959. Same as the 39-A, but with an ad glass panel under each window.
Tokheim 39-B: 1952-1959. Short pump, Rubber holds glass in, door lifts off and locks at the bottom, hose exits at the top side of the pump.
Tokheim 39-A-BP: 1952-1959. Same as the 39-B, but with ad glass panels on each side under windows.
Tokheim 39-A1: 1952-1959. Short twin pump.
Tokheim 39-A2: 1952-1959. Short twin, two product pump.

I know that is a lot, but there are some slight differences in some of them and I thought I’d throw them in there.

Credit to Jack Sim’s book.

I hope you all have a 39 to show us! I however do not have a 39 to post, so here is one that I had sold a long time ago. Enjoy, and thank you all again!!

Here are a couple of 39's. The green one is a 39-WNC the red one is a 39-HR Richard

My two shorts and my tall.

The Richfield is a 39WNC non computing pump, the Atlantic is a 39HS high speed pump, and the Shell is a early 39, notice the small nozzle receiver. Richard

My short as it sits now and back where I found it.

A few more tall 39's. Richard

Four more. Richard

Four more. Richard

One I have.

A few more. Richard

Ones I've had over the years .

Some more.

A few more. Richard

One for the pile

Last of the Tall's. Richard

Some shorts. Richard

Ours. Been through at least one brand change.

a few more. Richard

A few 39s

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