British American Peerless Gasoline Pump Globe

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked (OPB) milk glass. Factory ground fitter base edge. Minor losses from the extreme edges of the script. Free of touch ups and restoration. 16" x 15" x 8".

Canadian. 1950s. Painted metal. Wearing "in service" British American white paint. Original B/A "Nevr-nox" globe. Tagged, "Service Station Equipment Co., Ltd". 58 x 24 x 18".

Canadian. 1930s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). This colourful Canadian sign features the image of Exhibits three minor patches of porcelain losses, all of which are isolated to one side. 19.75" x 29.7

2-glass lenses marked July 1993 in a Capcolite body.

Second quarter 20th century, milk glass. Nicely detailed. Chips and repair around base with a hairline. 21.5"h.

Complete 13.5" Globe On Wide Milk Glass Body. A very nice example of this globe from British American Gasoline. Lenses are both in good condition, showing only one small chip on right mounting notch o

Two 12.5" lenses mounted to a milkglass globe body. The lenses are in good condition. Lens #1 has minor flakes along the perimeter with discoloration at the left hand notch. The reverse has additional

American. 1940s. Two reverse baked lenses in a milk glass body with a threaded metal base. Marked, "G" along the lower edge (center point) of each lens. Minor surface losses from the painted green len

American. 1930s. Two reverse baked lenses in a milk glass globe body. A product of Bell Oil & Gas, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The lenses have been affixed to the globe body by a bead of clear caulking surroundi

American. 1940s. Each lens marked, "Made in U.S.A" lower edge. Two matched lenses in an original yellow paint globe body. Globe body exhibits scattered minor surface losses, especially surrounding the

American. 1960s. Two reverse-baked glass lenses in a two-piece plastic globe body. Globe body marked, "Capcolite No. 216 The Cinn. Adv. Products Co.". Appears to be new old stock. 16.5"H x 16"L x 4.5"

American. 1910s. One piece etched (OPE) glass. This early style of globe was not known to have been associated with any specific brand of service station. 2.75" chip from fitter lip. Repainted. 14.5"H

American. 1930s. One piece clamshell globe with raised, painted lettering. Exhibits losses from each side of the Shell script. Surface oxidation to base edge. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls,

American made for the Canadian market. 1940s. Reverse-fired glass. Marked, "Made in U.S.A" lower center edge. A single lens. Notched at extreme edge, 6 o'clock. Condition: 9.25. From the Joe Byway Col

American. 1960s. Two reverse-baked glass lenses in a two-piece plastic globe body. Globe body marked, "Capcolite No. 216 The Cinn. Adv. Products Co.". Painted globe body. Lenses appear to be new old s

American. 1950s. Body marked, "Capcolite No. 216 The Cinn. Adv. Products Co." lower right and left base. Features a single lens in a Capco body. Condition: 9.5. From the Joe Byway Collection. 13" Diam

American. 1940s. Reverse baked glass. Minor edge loss lower right quarter. Factory notched at edge at 6 o'clock position. 15" (dia).

American. 1950s. Two reverse baked glass lenses in a plastic Capco body. One lens exhibits a patch of surface etch and minor losses within the lower quarter. 16 x 16 x 6", 13.5" lenses.

American. 1930s. Steel body with reverse painted glass. An early lighted diner globe sign made with custom reverse-painted lenses in a repurposed gasoline pump globe body. 23.5" x 18" x 5.5".

American. 1930s. Milk glass. 11 x 6.5 x 21" (h), 6" lip fitter. 0.5" lip chip with 3" hairline extending upward.

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Cyclo" globe also of

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Marathon" globe also

Canadian. 1920s. One piece milk glass. Cyclo gas was a product of the McColl-Frontenac oil company. Exhibits scattered patches of surface loss and fade. Minor chips from the fitter edge. Minor red pum

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits a heavy outer edge impact resulting in both a bent frame and outer edge. Scattered porcelain losses and surface scratches. Condition: 8.25, 8. F