Amoco 1920s Gasoline Pump. 1992 Regalo Collection

Canadian. 1920s. Base embossed, "Service Station Equipment Co. Ltd., Toronto". Correct tinted glass cylinder. Body exhibits a heavy impression within the lower half. From the Joe Byway Collection. 120

428. TWO ARCADE GASOLINE PUMPS | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 6" h. | (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $300 - $600

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. Marked, "The Canada Vulcanizer & Eqpt Co. Limited, London, Ontario". Marked, "Property Of Supertest Petroleum Corporation London, Ont" on service access cover. Canada Vulcanizer Compa

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

American. 1947-1955. Restored to Esso colours. Dial exhibits a patch of porcelain loss near the center. Trim exhibits moderate oxidation. Requires front glass. From the Joe Byway Collection. 78" H x 2

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. 1920s. One piece baked (OPB) milk glass. Factory ground fitter base edge. Stamped, "Sep 14, 1928" inside. Minor losses from the upper edges of the "Imperial" script on each side. Free of tou

* A Bennett Enameled Gasoline Pump first half 20th century Height 76 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000 Property from the Collection of Myrt Rose, South Barrington, Illinois

American. 1953-59. Tagged, "The Wayne Pump Company Salisbury, Maryland, U.S.A". Wearing "in service" Amoco paint and decals. The surface exhibits moderate to heavy losses and slight impressions. Requi

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

Canadian. 1970s. Tagged, "Astro Limited, Toronto, Canada". Wearing "in service" Gulf paint and decals. Surface exhibits minor losses and accompanying oxidation. From the Joe Byway Collection. 52.5" H

Canadian. 1940s. Milk glass globe body with reverse baked lenses. Lenses: 13.25". From the Syl Rumas Collection, London, Ontario.

Two (2) American. 1950s. Chrome plated brass. From the collection of the late Jean-Marie Paradis. Each: inlet to tip of nozzle 16.5". Overall 9" x 16" x 1.5".

Canadian. 1920s. Painted cast iron. One nozzle holder marked, "CV393". Includes two nozzle holders and nozzle locking hardware. One nozzle holder exhibits a break through the upper right quarter. From

American. 1951. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "Made in U.S.A. 3-1-51" lower edge. Minor porcelain losses surrounding the mounting holes. Condition: 8. From the Joe Byway Collection. 18 H x 12"

Canadian. 1960s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Each: 3.5" x 12.5". From the Syl Rumas Collection, London, Ontario.

Canadian. 1960s. Reverse baked glass. 8 total: 5" x 22.5". From the Syl Rumas Collection, London, Ontario.

Canadian. 1960s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Each: 6" x 20.5". From the Syl Rumas Collection, London, Ontario.

Nice reproduction of a Richfield Oil Corp gas pump globe. The lens is marked Sept. 21, 1992 and features the well known Richfield logo. Measures approx 16.5" tall x 16" across.

Canadian. 1940s-1950s. Reverse baked glass. Two are professionally matted and framed. 2 sizes- 3 total. 1x: 4.75" x 10.75". 2x: 5" x 12.5". From the Syl Rumas Collection, London, Ontario.

Canadian. 1950s. Reverse-fired glass. A matched pair of curved gasoline pump ad glass panels. Condition: 9.75. From the Joe Byway Collection. Each 3.25 x 11".

Three (3). Canadian. 1950s. Reverse fired glass. Includes B/A 88, Ultra (White Rose) and Red Star plates. Areas of loss exhibited on the Ultra panel. From the Joe Byway Collection. 4.75" to 5" H.