Imperial Marvelube Motor Oil Rack

Canadian. 1930s. Four single-sided metal panels (SSM). This curbside oil rack featuring the Canadian "red ball" logo is designed to accommodate eight Imperial quart oil bottles. Includes eight quart o

Canadian. 1930s. Four single sided porcelain panels (SSP). A curb rack designed to fit 16 Imperial quart oil bottles. Features the Canadian "red ball" logo. Exhibits porcelain losses, mainly from the

Canadian. 1930s. Convex single sided tin (SST). Designed to hang from the edge of an oil drum from which customers could directly pump oil. The sign effectively turned a plain oil drum into an attract

atlantic imperial motor oil rack topper; good color and shine; 18"x5"

Canadian. 1940s. Three single sided porcelain (SSP) rack signs. The large gargoyle sign exhibits a 1.5" patch of porcelain loss in the center of the field and losses in either lower corner. Minor porc

Two (2). Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Each exhibit scattered minor surface losses and very minor shallow impressions. Each features the Canadian Imperial "red ball" logo. 7.5 x 4.75 x 2.5".

IMPERIAL MARVELUBE FIFTY CAN, CORRECT EMBOSSED CAP & TOP & SOLDERED HANDLE, SHOWS RUST, STAINING & WEAR, GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL CAN, CORRECT CAP & HANDLE, WORN CONDITION, LETTERS VISIBLE, COLLINS PROD

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

Two cans. 1 lithographed imperial quart motor oil can and 1 1lb grease can. The quart is full and sealed with original product, the grease can contains some grease. Minor surface wear including minor

Originally used on an oil can rack. Exhibits surface scratches, mainly to one side. A few scattered patches of porcelain loss, mainly surrounding the mounting holes and at the lower edge exist. Overal

DSP in metal rack. Sign has great gloss and color with minor wear along the perimeter. Tough rack to find complete. Measures: 43"X21" Rating: 8.75 Est: $500-$1000

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Minor porcelain losses and oxidation at extreme lower and left edges. Marked "P&M" lower right edge (Porcelain & Metal Products, Orillia, Ontario)". 10"

Two (2). American. 1950s. Each double sided lithographed tin (DST). Includes two different versions. "Something Extra" version exhibits scattered surface scratches, creases and shallow impressions. On

A Gulfpride Motor Oil rack with porcelain and metal sign. Ht: 46.5" Wd: 21.5"

DST. Good color and gloss. Has light scratching and areas of staining throughout. Couple minor edge bends. Nice patina look. Measures: 11" x 21.5" Rating: 7-7.5 Est: $100-$250

Outstanding C. 1970's Quaker State Motor Oil rack complete with 20 quarts. CONDITION: Rack is in excellent structural shape, complete with the original Quaker State sign. Sign has excellent color with

Canadian. 1980s. Lithographed steel sign, steel rack. Features a double-sided sign. Sign 35 x 27". New old stock in original shipping box.

American. 1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). This is one of two larger panels that make up a freestanding quart motor oil bottle rack. Scattered patches of porcelain loss are found surrounding mount

SST. Nice sign and good color and fair gloss. Has scratching, edge wear, paint loss, and minor rust throughout. Nice graphic. Measures: 10.5"x17.5" Rating: 7.5 Est: $150-$300

Two (2). Canadian. 1960s. Single sided screened metal. Each exhibit scattered minor surface losses. 5.75 x 16.5".

16" x 10.5" tin sign with bright colors, scuffs, scratches, and a couple of shallow bends at the top of the can. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS

Two (2). Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Each exhibit minor toning, surface scratches and oxidation. Each feature the Canadian Imperial "red ball" logo. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, On

Appears to be newer but displays well. 12 wide 29 tall.

DST. This reads "If Motors Could Speak We Wouldn't Need to Advertise". Side A has some fade to the color, especially to the white outlining the edges of the word "Oilzum", marked "Am 12-49". There is