1963 TEXACO Sky Chief Supreme Gasoline Porcelain Gas Pump Plate sign CLEAN!!! Has never been on a pump.
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Used metal sign in excellent shape! 11 3/4 in diameter with 4 eyelet holes for hanging.
10-06-56 VINTAGE STYLE”TEXACO AVIATION” GAS & OIL PUMP PLATE PORCELAIN SIGN. TEXACO AVIATION PRODUCTS – FLY SAFE. THE TEXAS COMPANY – MADE USA. ABOUT 12 INCHES ROUND – HEAVY METAL ABOUT 2 POUNDS. TEXACO AVIATION – KEEP’EM FLYING! TEXACO WAS BORN IN BEAUMONT TEXAS IN 1902. BACK THEN THEY CALLED THEMSELVES “THE TEXAS COMPANY” BUT […]
Vintage 1947 Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline Porcelain Curved Pump Plate Sign.
For sale is a vintage Texaco Gasoline porcelain Petroleum Products & motor oil sign. Please view the pictures as they are part of the description (a picture is worth a thousand words)! I try my best to take pictures of all the angles of this sign. This sign has excellent colors and gloss. Check out […]
Texaco Fire Chief Porcelain Pump Plate Sign 1955 Beautiful Shiny Condition. Very nice and shiny.
For sale is a vintage Texaco Gasoline porcelain Fuel Truck gasoline pump & service station sign. Please view the pictures as they are part of the description (a picture is worth a thousand words)! I try my best to take pictures of all the angles of this sign. This sign has excellent colors and gloss. […]
VINTAGE STYLE”TEXACO AVIATION PRODUCTS” GAS & OIL PUMP PLATE PORCELAIN SIGN. ABOUT 12 INCHES ROUND – HEAVY METAL ABOUT 2 POUNDS. TEXACO AVIATION PRODUCTS. TEXACO WAS BORN IN BEAUMONT TEXAS IN 1902. BACK THEN THEY CALLED THEMSELVES “THE TEXAS COMPANY” BUT WHEN A SALESMAN SAW THE ABBREVIATION “TEXACO” IN A TELEGRAM, IT BECAME THEIR FAVORITE […]
1990 Original Vintage Texaco Fire Chief Sign Metal Porcelain Pump Plate Gas. Stamped on bottom Made in USA 5-21-90. Priced to sell, check out my other listings.
1942 VINTAGE STYLE”TEXACO AVIATION” GAS & OIL PUMP PLATE PORCELAIN SIGN. ABOUT 12 INCHES ROUND – HEAVY METAL ABOUT 2 POUNDS. TEXACO AVIATION. TEXACO WAS BORN IN BEAUMONT TEXAS IN 1902. BACK THEN THEY CALLED THEMSELVES “THE TEXAS COMPANY” BUT WHEN A SALESMAN SAW THE ABBREVIATION “TEXACO” IN A TELEGRAM, IT BECAME THEIR FAVORITE NICKNAME. […]