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Nice old calendar with good graphics, I like the clock face pump on it along with the airplane. This company was based out of Findlay, Ohio.
Looks great hanging in the office with other gas and oil memoribilia.
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One of the coolest items on the site...Just imagining the implications of it surviving for so long. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed seeing the calendar. I believe the brand Linco was a result of the purchase of Lincoln Oil company by Ohio Oil in 1924.
p.s. I posted pics of the salesman sample case from Lincoln Oil.
Bob