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Posted 2 months ago
EJW-54
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Went to an estate sale the other night, crowded and had to wait in line outside 30 min. before getting inside to find out what I went there for was allready sold, it was a lunch sign made from a gas globe from the 40's, oh well maybe next time. I did get these 3 maps, the 1st 1 standard service Kansas from 1938, 2nd 1 Esso New Jersey from 1943, and last 1 Esso Southeast States from 1951. I now own about 50 old maps from the 30's to the 60's. Really Love the graphics on that Standard one. Enjoy
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Very cool maps:)
Thanks BELLIN68, I couldnt pass these up for 2$ each.
I love the Standard map, that gas pump is awesome. I like that it shows the sign too.
Thanks mustangtony, officialfuel, Trey, walksoftly, beachbomb, shughs, sanhardin and leighannrn, nice that you all love these!
Thanks mtg75, gargoylecollector and chrissylovescats, cool that you love these old maps!
Thanks trukn20, Manikin and sugargirl, groovy that you love this :)
Thanks pops52, Antique Toys, egreeley1976 and Designer for giving this a Love it vote.