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mobil flying horse light(looking for globe 5"base about 24"long used as light on the outside of building.they are from the 60s | Gas Pump Globes23 of 23 |  |  |
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we are looking for the globe for this light we have two and the cable man broke one as he was working we cannot find it with a 5" base help would be great if you know were one can be bought call 978 874 5680 ask for bob or charlene thanks
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Pretty sure that your wall sconce was not used by the Mobil Corporation. Very neat item though. Gasoline globes all have 6 or 7 inch opening at the bottom, mostly 6. Probably came from a very nicely built building from the appropriate era. It does look alot older than the 60's, but it could have been made at any point in time.