Bull's Head Motor Oil 2 Gallon Metal Can by Globe Solvents Co. Philadelphia PA

Rare early 2 gallon can with bull graphics.

Can is empty with graphics of a bulls head on each side. The can has good color and shine. Both sides have some light wear with scratches and one side has some dents to the right and left of the bull

The rectangle metal can has very good color and shine, has light wear, reverse has fine scratches, is empty, two gallon, rated 8.5 & 8

rated 8.25 & 7.5, the five gallon rocker can has very good color and shine, display has wear and a few scratches, reverse has soiling

Noah Weiss.Life Size Carved Masterpiece Bull Head.c. late 1800Â’s to early 1900Â’s.Northampton Co., PA.Not signed.Carved and well-weathered wood with glass eyes, real horns with brass tips.He ca

A Royal Triton 10-30 Union 76 Motor Oil embossed tin advertising sign. 30-1/4in x 19-1/4in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shipper information

Lot S150 - 1928 Vico Motor Oil Pep 88 Single-Sided Tin Neon Sign HIGHLIGHTS Original* 3 colors of neon Marked: Utah Oil Co. S.L.C. UT 3-1-28 Dimensions (in): 6'x6'5" Location: Globe Lane *A designatio

A hand carved and painted full size, all wood carousel goat by the Dentzel Co., Philadelphia, PA, c. 1910. Painted in light brown shading to white, with realistic expression, horns, and beard, wi

7' ACE High Motor Oil w/ Car & Plane Single Sided Metal Sign (Large) TAC 7. SST (single sided tin) wood framed sign has good color and shine. Shows some wear, scratches and sign has been trimmed appro

Rated 8.75, 12" x 29.5", SSt embossed sign has very good color and shine, has light wear. The Authentication Company #016412

1936 Texaco Black T New Motor Oil Single Sided Metal Sign TAC 8.9. SST (single sided tin) die cut sign has very good color and shine with light wear and a few fine scratches. Dated 1936. Measures 36"x

rated 8.9, 23.5"D., the SST sign has excellent color and shine, has light wear, very minor crease in field, has small crease at the bottom point, dated 1940. TAC #0441178

Rated 8.9, one gallon flat metal can has excellent color and shine, has very light wear, soiling at the bottom of the can, is empty. The Authentication Company #037565

Single-sided porcelain sign with good colorful polychrome graphics, “Easy Pour Can 2 Qts. Texaco Motor Oil”, 16” x 15.25”. Provenance: hung on inside of an old VT barn since th

24" 1940 RPM Motor Oil w/ Donald Duck Single Sided Metal Sign TAC 8. SST (single sided tin) sign with good color and shine. Some light rust spotting in the field. Marked Walt Disney Productions, dated

A 3 gallon "J. Swank & Co. Johnstown PA" double handle and double cobalt color flower crock. Was a really nice crock in its day but now it has impact cracks, repairs to cracks, and glazing craze. Meas

Bull Creek, 1952, oil on masonite, 20 1/2 x 26 1/2, signed on reverse: Wm Lester, Exhibited: Texas Modern: The Rediscovery of Early Texas Abstraction (1935 - 1965) January 18 - March 3, 2007, Baylory

Rare double sided porcelain (DSP) sign with very good color and gloss. The display has two eraser sized chips with small scratches and two tiny bruises. The edges have some chips with metal loss. The

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DSP TOMBSTONE QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL SIGN. LIGHT SURFACE SCRATCHES. GOOD COLOR GOOD GLOSS. 26 1/2" x 29"

DST. Sign is Maker Marked A.M. Sign Co., Lynchburg, Virginia & Dated 1939. An incredibly clean example of this rare and highly sought after Tin Service Station Sign from Oilzum Motor Oils & Lubricants

Two Cavemen Confront a Bull, oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated '46, in brown painted mitered frame with gold liner, OS: 22 1/2" x 28 1/2", SS: 17 1/2" x 23 1/2", good condition.

The Touch of Lovers, "Ulotny Dotyk Kochankow", oil on canvas, 39 1/4 x 27 3/4 in (99.7 x 70.5 cm), signed , titled and dated verso , PROVENANCE: Private collection, Philadelphia, PA

[CIVIL WAR]. Gen'l Recruiting Office for Second Army Corps / No. 416 Library Street. / Head-Quarters Philad'a Brigade! / 69th, 71st, 72d and 106th Regiments. Philadelphia, PA: King & Baird, ca 1863-18