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Posted 2 years ago
tola
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Hello. Been helping in-laws with identifying some pumps and globes they have and trying to price for them. I think I've identified all of the other ones except for this one. See pictures for possible help. I know it's a Gilbert and Barker, but don't find any that have the visi-gauge like that at the top. I know they used to have some visibles, but sold those a while ago. Now just have Bennett 646, Tokheim 39 and 300, Wayne 70's, and Erie 748's if that helps. Should be from the late 30's to early 40's. Any help would be appreciated.
Also, any good website for nozzles, have about 15 I need to figure out approximate value. Some are curved, some aren't, some with ridges. I even think a couple are from a gas truck because they're very big.
Thanks for any comments for pointing me in the right direction.
Gas PumpsThe first gas pumps were built in the 1880's by the Bowser Company in Fort …