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Oilzum Motor Oil Sign...The White & Bagley Co. Worcester, Mass. U.S.A. | Gas, Oil, and Service Signs491 of 550 |  |  |
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The sign is oval and is 20" x 30 1/2". I bought this last year. I love the hat the man is wearing and the three simple colors. It reminds me of an old Harley Davidson rider going down the road on his scooter.
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this is an awesome sign!
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I have never heard of this oil company, it must be a regional oil co? A nice mix of colors.
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Thank you MMM, I guess that check changed your mind. :-)
Nice sign. They don't come around to much and sure have a classic look about them. Would you be interested in possibly selling it? Thanks
Mach1 thanks for looking at my sign and am glad you like. We don't discuss prices on this site. It is against CollectorsWeekly policy. Just trying to follow the rules!
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NICE SIGN....IS IT FOR SALE???
Thank you RAY for stopping by. This site is too show our things off and have people comment and to learn about an item. Things are not suppose to be sold on this site. Glad you like the sign.
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There's "Oswald" again, yep, I still love it!!
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HOW, did i miss this beauty????
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