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Posted 11 months ago
mikielikes…
(186 items)
This item IS alittle before my time. it does have some condition issues, (water damage). But the price was right, with NO other bidders so, what-the-heck! Its made from a HEAVY , dense cardboard. The graphics make it appear much older than it is. I believe that Texaco oil co. were the most prolific advertisers of all the major oil companies. Gargoylecollector may disagree stating that mobile oil co. was number one! But since he grabbed mySea Chief sign from me last week, I don't think he will argue!
Texaco OilLike Gulf Oil, Texaco was founded in 1901 after a major oil strike at Spind…
Cardboard SignsCardboard signs were widely used in the 20th century to advertise everythin…