Shell Chassis & Motor Lubrication Porcelain Sign

rated 8 & 7.5, 25"x24", the DSP shell-shaped sign has good color and gloss, has chips and wear in the field, reverse has more wear, dated 1929. TAC #044195

DSP. A very rare and early Circa 1930's Porcelain Sign from Shell Gasoline & Motor Oils advertising, "Night Lubrication". Sign features unique Shell orange & red porcelain as well as black & white. CO

rated 8.75 & 8.5, 36"x36", DSP clam-shaped sign, has excellent gloss and color, display has a couple fine scratches, chips at mounting holes, reverse has a few chips in the field, ,marked Beach, dated

DSP. Good color but has been clear coated. Shows chipping on both sides with one spot all the way through. Overall it still displays nicely. Measures: 36" Rating: Restored Est: $2000-$2500

Very few chips or rust on edges Double sided 48" x 48" square

DSP (double sided porcelain) Shell motor oil porcelain sign. 25" H x 25" W.

DSP. A wonderfully clean and bright example of this Circa 1920's Porcelain Service Station Sign from Shell Motor Oils. Sign is shaped in the iconic clamshell style and shows yellow and red Shell color

rated 9.5", 34.5"x26.5", the DSP tombstone shape sign has excellent color and gloss, fields are clean, has one tiny chip at one of the mounting holes, is mounted in it's original curb sign holder. TAC

Golden Shell Motor Oil Double Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75 & 8.5. DSP (double sided porcelain) shell-shaped sign has excellent color and gloss. The display has small chips in the field with more on t

DSP. Unique displaying C. 1930's Porcelain Sign for Shell Aeroshell Motor Oils showing excellent Shell colors with outstanding graphics. CONDITION: Side one shows outstanding color & gloss with some m

Lot F226 - 1929 Shell Motor Oil Double-Sided Porcelain Sign HIGHLIGHTS Original* Property, Shell Petroleum Corp. Marked: 2-29 Dimensions (in): 25x25 Location: Globe Lane *A designation of "Original" m

rated 9.25, 13"x21", the porcelain flange sign has excellent color and gloss, fields are clean, marked Bruton, Edmonton, N. TAC #044201

DSP. A very nice displaying example of this hard to find sign from Shell Motor Oil. Both sides show fair color and gloss, with approximately ten small chips in the field on each side, as well as some

SSP. A scarce Circa 1930's Porcelain Sign from Shell Gasoline & Motor Oils used in the European Market. Sign features bright and bold Shell lettering with a unique shadowing behind each letter. CONDIT

rated 7.9, 12"x12", SSP shell-shaped sign has very good color and gloss, has chips at mounting holes. TAC #038839

Good color and some gloss with wear and scratches in the field. Flange has been flattened. (7). 15" x 26".

25" Shell Motor Oil Double Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 9. DSP (double sided porcelain) shell-shaped sign has very good color and gloss with clean fields and chips around the perimeter. Marked Burdick, 25

DSP. An outstanding example of this early Porcelain Curb Sign from Shell Motor Oil. Side one shows outstanding color & gloss throughout the field showing no chipping in the field as well as some minim

rated 9 & 8.9, 14"x20", the porcelain flange sign has very good color and gloss, fields are clean, has tiny chips around the perimeter and flange, reverse has a tiny chip near bottom edge,

36" x 36" DSP sign with bright colors, multiple touch ups in the field and some minor stains. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEE

SSP. An excellent example of this sign from Pennzoil Motor Oil. Sign shows excellent color & gloss, with a field free of any chipping. Sign shows some minor surface scratches, as well as some light ch

Vintage Golden Shell motor oil porcelain clam shaped sign Measures:

Double sided porcelain sign with bright colors, strong gloss, porcelain chips across the top, a few minor chips in the field and one at the bottom. Some minor scratches in the field as well. Maker mar

Golden Shell Motor OIl Co Double Sided Porcelain Sign. Antique 35 inch DSP diecut sign is from the collection of contemporary Kentucky photographer Shelby Lee Adams, who found it at an abandoned gas s