Standard Oil Company Credit Cards Die Cut Wooden Curb

Double Sided Wooden Sign mounted on an iron curb stand. An outstanding example of this sign from Standard Oil. Each side is in excellent condition, showing only minimal wear, and some minor wear along

rated 9+, 12"x12", porcelain diecut flange sign has excellent color and gloss, fields are clean, tiny chips around the perimeter and on the flange. TAC #039398

Lot of 4 desk accessories. 1 set of playing cards, with backside of case reading Esso Standard Oil Company. 1 Metal jewelry box, at 2 x 3.5 x 1 inches. And two wooden paperweights, 1 cube at 2.25 x 2.

DSP. An incredible New Old Stock example of this seldom seen Circa 1950's Porcelain Service Station Sign from Union Oil Company showing "Credit Cards Honored Here For Motor Maintenance And Service". C

Double sided porcelain (DSP) flange sign has great color and gloss. The fields are clean on both sides. There's a large chip on the lower edge of each side. The flange area has heavy wear with porcela

SSP, has average color and gloss, shows wear, discoloration, paint over, and minor chipping, displays well, not a sign you see often, 16.25"x30", rated 8.25

DSP sign has very good color and gloss. Both sides have light wear with small scratches in the fields and chipping at the mounting holes. 36" x 20". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLIN

Rated 6.75, 46"x34", SST embossed rolled edge sign has wear, scratches and dings, small tears around the perimeter.

DSP. Side A, has surface scratching throughout the face and chips to the outer edges of the piece. Side B, has some surface scratching and a couple areas of edge wear. Overall, both sides are in excel

NATIONAL CREDIT CARD DISPLAY. 9" W x 9" H

SSP. An outstanding example of this Die Cut Porcelain Sign from Standard Oil advertising Standard Heating Oils. CONDITION: Sign is in incredible condition throughout and is most likely New Old Stock.

Single-sided wood sign, reflective paint with wear and dings. (7.9). 12" x 120".

Amoco Gas and Oil , Enco Oil Company, Standard Oil Company dollar-sized dies. From the Northwest Territorial Mint Historical Die Collection. Other dies in this auction can be found in the Mining Secti

DST with metal hanging bracket. The dino has been repainted. This sign and bracket was used for the Sinclair Credit Card porcelain sign. Original die cut Dinos are very tough to find. Measures: 18"X28

Two Disney-Themed Game Premiums Featuring Framed Mapslate 1930s, to include: Mickey's and Donald's Race to Treasure Island for Standard Oil Company of California, includes eight cards pasted into posi

8 FT LONG Standard Oil Company Indiana Porcelain Sign. Sign is cut and bent. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 48 x 96

Lot of 18 Antique Die Cut Victorian Trade Cards - Various Companies. These Victorian Trade Cards are in Very Good or better conditions as pictured. See pictures for complete condition and desctiption.

Victorian Ephemera Lot. 150+. Including Advertising Cards, Die-cuts and Name Cards. Condition: Good with wear and toning.

DSP. An outstanding example of this early Porcelain Curb Sign from Shell Motor Oil. Side one shows outstanding color & gloss throughout the field showing no chipping in the field as well as some minim

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked McAx. An incredible example of this uniquely shaped Circa 1940's Porcelain Pump Plate from Good Luck Oil Company, Dallas Texas featuring unique Gloco script as well as red, b

Porcelain die cut flange sign has chips, creases and the blue is milky, 24"x24", rated 6

Double sided tin (DST) die cut flange sign. Display has good color and shine. There's wear present with scuffs, scratches, rust staining and a ding above the "N" in Standard. The reverse has heavy wea

Lot of 9 Victorian Trade Cards for Coffee Companies - Some Die Cut. These Coffee Company Victorian Trade Cards are in Very Good or better conditions as pictured. You get (2) Lion Coffee (diecut fold o

(2) Pairs of framed cabinet card photographs of Oliver Burr Jennings and Esther Judson Goodsell, "The Directors of Standard Oil Company to the Shareholders" pamphlet 1906, Oliver Gould Jennings in Acc