Gasoline, Oil, Auto Parts & Tire Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a cool old presentation lighter for twenty-five years of service with Everett Avenue Auto Parts of Chelsea, Massachusetts, which is still in business today. The lighter is engraved with the year 1949 and presented to Abraham Rubin...

ARTIFACT: This is a fabulous leaded tin oil can with a paper label for "Illuminating Spermoline Cycle Oil" by the Chicago Tip & Tire Company. Spermoline was made of whale oil, and this product was used for fueling lantern-type bicycle lamps...

ARTIFACT: Great, rare, 1910's -1920's Socony Burner Corp. Serviceman photo ID badge by the C. C. Braxmar Co., New York. Socony Burner was part of Standard Oil Co. of New York, now Mobil. The center of the steel badge features a period photo beneath...

ARTIFACT: This is a great and rare 1930's Philgas Company worker identification badge. PhilGas was a bottled natural gas distributed by Phillips, of "Phillips 66" fame. It is numbered 110, and the company name is in a nice Art Deco script...

ARTIFACT: Great 1976 Indy 500 pit pass/badge on original issue card. The badge shows a can of Valvoline Motor Oil in the center beside a race car with the year "1976" above. The top of the badge reads: "INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY"...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1920s or 1930s Oilzum Motor Oil oil change reminder tag from a garage in Cementon, New York. The tag is in the shape of an attendant's head and is in mint condition. It comes with its original wire for hanging...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa late 1950s advertising Flexi-Disc record for Shell gasoline. The square "full-fidelity" record is 33 ?? RPM and was made by Sound-Plus. The theme song on it is called "Cars Love Shell". This is...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1957 Phillips 66 Gasoline commemorative ashtray for the Will Rogers Turnpike. The ashtray is in the shape of the state of Oklahoma and the center reads: "COMMEMORATING WILL ROGERS TURNPIKE 1957" in raised lettering...

ARTIFACT: Great 1910's Gulf gasoline gauge for Ford Model T automobiles. The wooden gauge reads: "There IS MORE POWER IN "THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE", "SUPREME AUTO OIL LEAVES LESS CARBON", "MANUFACTURED BY GULF REFINING CO...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1960s visitor pass to a Texaco oil refinery. Texaco began in 1901 as the Texas Fuel Company. The badge is yellow and shows the company's famous "Star of the American Road" logo. It is numbered 3. VINTAGE: Circa 1960s...

ARTIFACT: This is a cool circa 1950s Shell gasoline station attendant uniform tie bar. The tie bar shows the company's shell logo against a red enameled background. VINTAGE: Circa 1950s. SIZE: Approximately 11/16" in height and 1-3/8" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1940s painted tin advertising pin for the American Oil Company (AMOCO), a company started in 192The non-descript man pictured on the pin urges the reader to join the "Join the American Party". It dates from the 1940s:...