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#157004
Sat Oct 24 2009 07:23 AM
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I came across a conoco lubester sign at a shop the other day and I was wondering it's value. The owner doesn't allow pics so I have to explain it to you guys and maybe someone has a pic. Mostly green and cream,(may have been white at one time). Says "conoco germ processed". Really cool very small, maybe 3 to 4inches across the top. Not a pump plate as it has a stem built onto it for attachment to the lubster. Upside down triangle shape. PERFECT condtion. PERFECT! So now i'm scared it could be a repo but I have never seen one before and so I thought I would ask the men who know.
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I wonder if it is similar to the one sided oil can display rack sign? green and cream color is a good description. Darn it I don't have a pic of it? red and white also, but no "conoco g-p" markings. I'll post a pic later if no one else has one. tt
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I don't think they have repo'd that. They are painted not porcelain.
Scott Wright
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It's about 6 to 8 inches tall if that helps.
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Dont know a value but does it look like this. 
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That's it! Ding,ding, ding we have a winner! I can't remember the weight. Super cool! TY Jack. Now value?
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I have 5 of those in my collection. I have paid as little as $75 to as high as $240 each, depending on condition.. Of coarse I collect Conoco and seem to spend a little more than someone that don't??. 
Ric
Wanted: Conoco, Marland, Eason, Cliff Brice, Speedway and Oval E stuff!
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TY DUCECPE. That gives me what i need to know. It's 350$ and I was a little blown away by the price.
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