Imperial Motor Oil Quart & 1lb Grease Tins

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

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

1 lithographed imperial quart motor oil can. Full and sealed with original product. Minor surface wear, mostly isolated to along the upper edge. Measures 6.5” x 4” in diameter.

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

2 lithographed tin Peerless motor oil imperial quart cans. The silver can is full, the white/green can is missing its top. Both exhibit minor surface blemishes, dents and creases. Each measures 6.5”

Early White Rose Motor Oil Canadian Oil Companies imperial quart tin oil can. Appears to be in nice condition with some paint loss, discoloration, dents, and wear from use and age. Displays well with

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".

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Bilingual, 1 imperial quart. Marked, "CCC 59" (Continental Can Company), lower left. 8" x 4.5" x 2.5". From a Private Quebec Collection.

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Bilingual, Canadian Tire. 1 imperial quart. Marked, "Amer Can Co. CANCO Reg’d Trade Mark”, lower left. 8.25" x 4.5" x 2.25". From a Private Quebec Collection

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Bilingual, R.M. Hollingshead, Toronto, Bowmanville. 1 imperial quart. Marked, "CCC 59" (Continental Can Company), back lower right. 8" x 4.5" x 2.5". From a Private

Two Enarco motor oil tins. Empty. Both tins exhibit minor to moderate surface losses and resulting oxidation. The earlier tin has 3 spout punctures as well as a large cut through the center of the lid

Three (3). Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Overall very good condition with only slight traces of oxidation but more pronounced on the tops. Full, new old stock containing original product. Each 7.

Two (2). Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Each exhibits areas of fading, shallow impressions and very minor surface losses. 6.75x4" (d).

Two (2). Canadian. 1960s. Lithographed tin. Very minor shallow impressions and oxidation are evident. New old stock, full with original product. Each 6.5 x 4".

George Loveday Collection. Full. Both exhibit minor paint loss and impressions. Paint runs and moderate oxidation on the lid of the Long-Life tin are evident. Overall condition 8. Supertest Petroleum.

Three (3). Canadian. 1960s. Lithographed tin. Scattered areas of very minor surface oxidation are evident. Unopened new old stock. 6.5 x 4" each..

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Minor patches of surface oxidation although slightly heavier on the top. Extremely rare little boy graphics exhibiting the red hair and red feet variation. These red

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Exhibits very minor scattered surface scratches and a few shallow impressions. Oxidation to the silvered top and bottom. Retains cap. 8.25 x 3.75 x 2.5.

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Very minor scattered surface oxidation and shallow impressions exist. Opened through the top. Bilingual version. 6.75 x 4" (d).

Missing top lid. Exhibits scratches and surface losses, oxidation and general wear/fading most noticeable on the english side. Condition 6.5. Parfield Oils. Lithographed tin. Canadian. c1930. 6.75" H

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Sealed with original product. Very minor scattered surface scratches are evident. 6.5 x 4".

Canadian. 1936. Lithographed tin. Full with original product. Minor impressions at lower edges and minor surface oxidation through the "En-ar-co-Penn" script banner. Art deco skyscraper design. Emboss

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Exhibits minor surface losses and shallow impressions. Top removed. Oxidation to bottom. 6.5 x 4".

Empty. A number of light scratches and a few areas of minor paint loss are evident. A slight impression exists to the left of the seam in the lower part of the tin. Condition 8. Canadian Oil Companies