6' Atlantic Gasoline Motor Oil Porcelain Sign

rated 7 & 6.75. 42"D., DSP sign has good color and some gloss, has numerous chips and scratches.

SSP sign. There are chips, scratches, wear and crazing. Condition: (6.5). Dimensions: 42" Dia.

Double sided porcelain (DSP) sign display side has some restoration and clear coat present. Reverse has large chips and stress lines. The condition of this item is rated Restored & 6. Richmond Auction

rated 6.5, 30"D. DSP sign has numerous chips and damage. TAC #018806

DSP. Sign has good color, display has some gloss, reverse does not, has chips, wear and scratches, in its original metal frame which is rust pitted, sign wear buried, 37"x64", rated 6.9 & 6.25

40" Magnolia Gasoline Motor Oil & 3-Flower Logo Double Sided Porcelain Sign & Ring TAC 9.25 & 9. DSP (double sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss. Includes a new ring. Measures 39.5" di

SSP. Outstanding C. 1930's Porcelain Sign from Fletcher Oil Company advertising Veltex Gasoline & Motor Oils, formed in 1915 in Boise, Idaho. Sign shows iconic Veltex "V" graphic as well as unique col

rated 8.9 & 8.5, 42"D., DSP sign has very good color and gloss, display has light wear, small chips in outer field, reverse has chips in the field. TAC #038943

rated 8.5, 42"D., DSP sign has excellent color and gloss, has small chips and light wear. The Authentication Company #008576

DSP. Sign has very good color and gloss, has chips and light wear in the field, chips around the perimeter, 42"D., rated 8 & 7.9

Double sided porcelain sign with one side showing bright colors, edge wear, scuffs and scratches, porcelain nicks, slight bend on the outer edge. The other side has fading, stains, and porcelain chips

Single sided porcelain sign with bright colors and gloss, minor porcelain chips in the field and around the mounting holes, scuffs and scratches in the field, edge wear. 42", TAC #002907. PLEASE NOTE,

Double sided porcelain sign for Texaco Gasoline and Motor Oil. Each side has bright colors and gloss with minor wear and a few scuffs in field. Edges show a some chipping. Marked at bottom 1-30. Size:

Single sided porcelain with bright colors and gloss, porcelain chips in the field, edge wear, light stains with scuffs and scratches. 35.5" x 52", TAC #002908. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PA

7.5" x 11", SSP porcelain sign has good color and gloss. The field has a large area of lower gloss in the black porcelain. There are two small chips on the lower right. Rated 8.5. PLEASE NOTE, THERE I

SSP. CONDITION: Sign has fair color and gloss throughout, with fade mostly in the black sections of porcelain. Sign has multiple areas of porcelain loss, along with three holes through the sign in the

DSP. A fair example of this iconic sign from Texaco. Side one shows fair color, with dull gloss and areas of chipping throughout the field, and along the outer edge. Side two shows about the same amou

DSP. Great gloss and color. Shows areas of discoloration and chipping, mainly along the perimeter. Marked Veribrite Signs-Chicago. Tough sign to find in this condition. Measures: 29.5"X29.5" Rating: 8

1940's French Texaco Gasoline Motor Oil porcelain sign. There is a couple small touch up spots. 25 1/2" Great Condition

double sided some dings to interior and perimeter with some corrosion

41.5" SSP porcelain sign has good color and moderate gloss. There's oxidation in the field, scratches and general age wear throughout. The perimeter of the sign has non factory drilled holes and areas

Group Consists Of: Mobilgas Special Porcelain Shield Pump Plate with Pegasus graphic, Marked Ingram Richardson & Dated 1947, Grade 8.75+. Mobil "High Pressure Oil Line" Porcelain Sign with Pegasus gra

Lot consists of: Sign 1) 15" porcelain lubster plate. Dated 1931. It shows excessive scratching in the gloss and some outer edge chipping. (7.0). Sign 2) Texaco Texas Company Notice porcelain sign. Ex

Atlantic Motor Oil single sided porcelain sign. Atlantic was founded as the "Atlantic Petroleum Storage Company" in 1866, in the then-fledgling oil business. In 1874, the company, now known as "Atlant