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Help! Found in West Texas being used as a well cover. Both sides very good. Can't find any info on this co, and anyone that has. Any suggestions where I might look. I've tried all I know. Any info will be appreciated Thanks A Lot
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thanks chevy 5 9 and official Should have mentioned it is porcelin
Very nice piece. Amazing where you find things!!
Thanks picker and all who viewed. Have not yet found a date on the Gulf sign The garage said it was there when they re-opened then garage. Thanks for the advice on the Pepsi thermometer. I'll give a try, sure it will help.I've had the Texoma sign a long time . I lived in oil and gas area but haven't found anyone that remembers the co. Don't know how it was on the well.Should have asked the seller.
Thanks for all the love. Any Info about this piece?
nice sign if you want to sell it give me a call at 979 220 3831
Thanks justin have u ever heard of this co? Sadly sign not for sale