North Star Gasoline Service Station 6' Sign

Canadian. 1950s. Double-sided porcelain (DSP). 72.5" Dia with frame.

1963. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Marked, "SP-1963", lower centre. 72".

DSP. A bright and brilliant example of this iconic American Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline & Motor Oils showing a large Texaco Star graphic as well as bold Texaco script. CONDITION: Side on

DSP. A fair example of this iconic Porcelain Service Station Sign from Texaco Gasoline, Dated 1956. CONDITION: Sign shows heavy areas of chipping, scratching and discoloration throughout the field of

Nice old hand painted sign. 18" long, 6 1/2" tall.

DST. A beautiful set of two New Old Stock Tin Rest Room Signs from Derby Gasoline with each showing Derby Star graphics as well as excellent script. CONDITION: The Ladies Flange Sign is in overall out

Single sided tin Frontier service station animated 6-color contemporary neon advertising sign. Sign features high gloss shine with UV protection, new neon glass, transformers, and GTO wiring. Easily d

DSP. Sign maintains all four original grommets and is marked "Property of Shell Oil Co. Inc. Peerless 6-39." Side one has some chips to the field, but overall the gloss and color are excellent with ju

some dings to interior and rust and corrosion to perimeter 6 ft. W x 40" T . . . . . . Key words: Gasoline, gas, oil, petroleum, service station, advertising, car, automobile, Americana

Canadian. 1930s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). The surface of each side exhibits light, uniform chalkiness. Scattered minor porcelain losses and oxidation to the extreme edges. A few scattered minor p

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. 1957. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia 57" lower edge of one side. Exhibits a few very minor scattered porcelain losses from each side. Condition: 8.75, 8.75. From the Joe

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "P&M Orillia 57" lower edge of one side. Retains original arrow head and tail. Each side exhibits scattered minor porcelain losses. Heavy porcela

Canadian. 1940s. Double sided painted metal. Purportedly from Marwood M. Ashton's "Streamline" Petroleum station in St. Thomas, Ontario. Little is known surrounding the history of the Red Rose Gasolin

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Exhibits a heavy outer edge impact resulting in both a bent frame and outer edge. Scattered porcelain losses and surface scratches. Condition: 8.25, 8. F

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a few very minor scattered porcelain losses from each side. Surface scratches and minor scuffs. Condition: 9.25. From the Joe Byway Collection.

WILL NOT SHIP, 72" diameter, each side shows some chips and rust stains

Canadian. 1950s. Double-sided porcelain (DSP). Bilingual sign. 9.75" x 11.75" x 1.25".

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

Lot includes a 11.75" SST embossed Ashland sign with excellent color and gloss. TAC #011505. Also a 12" x 4" metal AVGAS 100LL sign with excellent color and gloss. Also a 10" plastic embossed sign wit

Sign is Double Sided Fiberglass. Both sides are in very good condition, showing excellent color. Both sides show some moderate surface scratches, but overall very good condition. A very unique piece o

SSP. An outstanding example of this very rare and seldom seen Circa 1930's Porcelain Rest Room Door Sign showing, "Toilet" for a Shell Gasoline Service Station. Sign shows outstanding red & orange She

SST. A wonderful example of this extremely rare and highly sought after 1930's Tin Service Station Sign from Grizzly Gasoline a product of Northwest Refining Company, Cut Bank, Montana. One of the fin

DSP. An incredibly outstanding and significant museum quality example of this Circa 1930's Porcelain Service Station Sign from Sinclair Aircraft Gasoline. This iconic and highly sought after Sign show