AMERICAN WHITE EAGLE GASOLINE PUMP GLOBE.

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

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

A White Eagle Gasoline Molded Glass Pump Globe Early 20th Century Height 21 inches. Property from the Estate of a Midwestern Collector, Saint Paul, Minnesota

has been professionally restored in White Eagle Gasoline colors, comes with a repop White Eagle milk glass globe, comes with new white hose and brass banana nozzles

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. 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. 1930s. Single reverse fired glass lens on milk glass widebody globe. Touch-ups to losses of the black border on the outer area of the white background. Losses from the extreme lower edge of

White Eagle Gas Pump Globe - Reproduction - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY SEPT. 9TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER SETP. 9TH WILL BE SH

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

single 13.5" lens on wide glass body. Lens has above average color with no cracks. The body and lens shows areas of discoloration and scratching. Measures: 16.5"X15" Rating: 8 Est: $350-$650

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

A mid 20th century "Sinclair Dino Gasoline" gas pump globe. Plastic White frame and reverse painted glass lens with Green and Red lettering on a White ground. Some discoloration and crazing to plastic

An outstanding restoration has been done to this Fry "Mae West" Ten Gallon Visible Gas Pump. Pump shows a full restoration in White Eagle Gasoline and features decals throughout the face as well as an

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.