Imperial 3-Star Gasoline Pump Globe Lens

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

Three (3). Canadian. 1950s. Reverse baked glass. 3x ad glass with flake to left side edge. Ad glass: 5" x 12.5". Lens: 13.5" (dia).

Reverse-painted globe lens with mounting notches at 3 and 9 o’clock. A small chip at the right side notch. Exhibits minor edge wear including paint loss. Marked “Reg US Pat Off” lower edge. Meas

13.5" lenses in red capco body. Lenses have good color with no cracks or chips. Shows small areas of fading. Body is in great shape. 17"X16" Rating: 8.5 Est. $250-$450

Display lens has a nice field but has some paint loss/washed area on lower edge. Reverse has staining with the lower 1/3 section of the globe having the most wear. Body has some staining. Richmond Auc

Complete 15" Globe On Metal Body. An excellent example of this globe from Imperial Gasoline. Each lens is in excellent condition, showing only very minor wear, with bright colors & star graphics. Lens

American. 1940s. Reverse baked glass. Minor edge loss lower right quarter. Factory notched at edge at 6 o'clock position. 15" (dia).

Single globe lens with no mounting notches. This style of lens would be fixed to a globe body with a retaining ring. Excellent condition with minor edge wear. Measures 13.5" in diameter.

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Retained in original porcelain oval ring. Exhibits one patch of minor porcelain loss on one side. Condition: 9.5, 9.25. From the Joe Byway Collection. 41

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Each side exhibits scattered minor porcelain losses within the field and moderate losses in the margins and surrounding mounting holes. 27" x 40".

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Features original porcelain frame. Exhibits a heavy bend with resulting porcelain losses at the right side. One side exhibits light oxidation stain. A fe

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

Set of Two 13.5" Globe Lenses: A very nice original pair of Globe Lenses from Atlantic Imperial Gasoline showing reflective Gold shield with unique script. A product of Atlantic Refining Company, Phil

TWO SHELL GASOLINE GAS PUMP GLOBE LENSES. (REPRODUCTION). 15" DIAM.

Both lenses are in excellent condition with vibrant colors throughout. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS THE MOST SE

Nice pair of Bay 13.25" lenses. Both are in very good condition with light wear and tiny paint chips around the edges. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH

2-13.5" lenses. Have good color. Imperial has a flake at the notch on the right. Both show some wear, minor paint loss, and some flea bites. Display well. 8.5-8.25

Gasoline globe, Imperial Refineries, glass lenses in coprolite #216 plastic body, Exc cond, 16"Dia.

Reproduction Gulf Gasoline gas pump globe, glass globe with attached Gulf lenses, 1 lens is marked Reproduction, 16" (height) x 14" (length) x n6" width) globe and 13 1/2" lenses

Browder Regular 76 Gasoline gas pump globe with two reverse on glass lenses and Capcolite no.216 plastic body. Appears to be in overall nice condition with some minor expected fle bites around the edg

Complete 16-1/2" Globe on Metal Body. An excellent example of this globe from Imperial Gasoline. Lenses are both in excellent condition, and show only minor outer edge wear, and some minor surface scr

American. 1930s. Steel body with reverse painted glass. An early lighted diner globe sign made with custom reverse-painted lenses in a repurposed gasoline pump globe body. 23.5" x 18" x 5.5".

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

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