Amoco Quart Oil Can Rack

Plastic rack with wheels, shows some overall wear from age and use, stands 36" tall, WILL NOT SHIP

Vintage AMOCO Motor Oil metal advertising display rack with 10 vintage AMOCO motor oil quart cans. Rack appears to be in worn condition with paint loss, rust, and wear from use and age. Display well w

EMPTY. SURFACE SCRATCHES. MINOR WEAR.

Full metal quart cans in fair to good condition

Full composite quart cans in fair to good condition

Empty metal quart cans, ATF missing top lid, fair to good condition

Decal shows some wear, glass quart bottle with metal spout

Empty composite quart cans in fair to good condition

Repainted rack and carrier with original porcelain sign which shows minor wear, includes eight generic oil bottles with what appear to be older reproduction decals on each, bottles have red plastic sp

Five embossed Standard Oil bottles in metal carrier

Six generic bottles with repainted embossed Mobil Gargoyle spouts, various grades of oil represented, in a wire carrier

Eight embossed Huffman bottles in metal carrier with repainte white spouts

All 6 bottles have spouts and 3 have the caps. The wire rack is a milk bottle style.

Full flat quart can with minor wear

Empty metal quart can in good condition

Nice double sided 3 shelf rack for 1 quart oil cans. 24"x21" Excellent

Eight generic bottles with spouts in metal carrier

EMPTY. SURFACE SCRATCHES. DENTS. RUST.

SSP. A beautiful example of this rare Circa 1950's Porcelain Quart Oil Can Rack Sign from Union 76 advertising Super Royal Triton Motor Oils. Sign shows unique purple and gold porcelain as well as exc

SSP. An extremely scarce piece of Porcelain Signage from Union 76 Gasoline. This piece was originally used to top a Quart Oil Can Rack and are extremely scarce showing the bottom attachment portion. C

SSP. A nice example of this Porcelain Quart Oil Can Rack Topper Sign from Royal Triton Motor Oils. CONDITION: Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field showing only a minimal amount of s

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP), die cut top sign. Topsign exhibits extremely minor porcelain losses in the notch on one side where the round portion of the sign meets the lower banner.

37" x 17", includes 12 composite Pennzoil cans, the sign shows light scratches on both sides

Canadian. 1960s. Tubular steel construction. Designed to display three lines of imperial quart motor oil tins. Features a single sided lithographed metal sign. Exhibits minor surface oxidation and is