Posted 2 years ago
officialfuel
(328 items)
This mint sign was also picked in southern Indiana. The date is March 10,1947. This type sign would be on a gas pump.
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1947 Sky Chief Gasoline Texaco Pump Plate Porcelain Sign...Four Colors | Porcelain Signs351 of 426 |
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Posted 2 years ago
officialfuel
(328 items)
This mint sign was also picked in southern Indiana. The date is March 10,1947. This type sign would be on a gas pump.
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Great Sign!
Thank you StihlCollector for your comment!
I like that sign. Do you ever sell things?
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Thanks Ivan.
also another sign with great color that makes it stand out from the crowd.
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Hello, I'm wondering how to tell a reproduction from an authentic old gas sign. I have two (Sky Chief Texaco 3-12-1945, like this one, and a Texaco Fire Chief 3-3-1956) that I was told are original, but I've also been told it is not. Any suggestions? Thank you for any help. I could even send photos. Kathy
If you want to send me pics i can tell you if its real or not.
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Great Texaco pump sign!
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