Currently
Available and For Sale
All pumps are complete with a new hose and an original
nozzle.
For
purchase call or email:
Primary
Number: 410-969-2899
Cell: 410-245-3210
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Ad Glass Top. Restored to Mobilgas Special.
$4695.00
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Wayne Model 80. Circa 1950. This unit, spent it's entire life as a Sunoco gas pump. Proof is in the sight glass spinners. Sunoco was the only dealer to require blue and yellow spinners so as to match the company colors, throughout. The Ad Glass Top is quite sought after. There are two lights within the top, lighting the Sunoco lenses. Another for the globe and one on each face. It makes a beautiful display but the very top is a bit more in the final design. All bright work has been chromed or polished.
Pump can be shipped at buyer's expense. $4,695.00
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1949. Restored to Gulf gasoline.
$4195.00
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
$4195.00
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Restored to Texaco Sky Chief gasoline.
$4,195.00
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to Texaco Fire Chief gasoline. All bright work polished or re-chromed.
$4,195.00. Can be shipped at buyer's expense
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A.O.Smith Model 748. Circa 1958. Restored to Super Chevrolet Service. All stainless steel has been highly polished.
Other bright parts are re-chromed. Beautiful gas pump as globe is lighted at the top.
$4395.00. Shipping is available, at buyers expense.
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Bennett Model 788 pump. It was restored to Indian Gasoline. We converted it to a nice Oak bookshelf. The circa on this unit is 1949.
$1895.00
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Tokheim Model 39. Circa is 1946. Recently restored to Polly Gasoline. Original porcelain faces. Polished and re-chromed.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Ad glass top. Restored to Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline. Porcelain pump plates. Original porcelain faces and contains lead signs. All bright work has been polished or re-chromed.
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Just completed. Gilbarco Model 110 gas pump. Restored to Chevrolet Super Service.
All stainless steel polished to a high finish. Many parts re-chromed. This unit sparkles.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 " Cyclops " gas pump restored
to Texaco Sky Chief. Perfect restoration.
New porcelain
pump door signs.
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Tokheim
Model 300 gas pump. Circa 1955. Restored to Sinclair Dino
regular gasoline.
Very nice restoration.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Restored to Texaco
Fire Chief gasoline.
This pump has the very sought after Ad Glass top, which
really sets it apart from the rest.
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Wayne
Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to HUSKY gasoline. We have
been getting a lot of calls requesting Husky so this is
our response. It turned out with killer colors.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Built in Salisbury,
Maryland. Restored to Polly Gasoline....a Wilshire Company.
Perfect job and ready to display.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Shell Gasoline. Circa
1948. Proper colors for that era.
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Wayne
Model 100. Circa 1947. Beautifully restored to Texaco
Sky Chief gasoline. This was Texaco's premium blend. Colors
are dark green and polished metal silver flake. With porcelain
pump signs.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa
1948. Made in Salisbury, Maryland. Restored to GULF gasoline
in dark blue and bright orange. Very nice combination.
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Gilbarco
Model 996 "Sell-A-Vision". Extremely RARE....Beautifully
restored to Sinclair Dino Gasoline colors. The lighted
top displays a rotating message banner. This one says
"Car Shop". Message top works flawlessly.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Cyclops version restored
to Sunoco gasoline. This unit was always a Sunoco gasoline
pump. Proof is that Sunoco was the only company that ordered
the pumps with blue and yellow sight glass spinners. All
other companies used the red and white.
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Wayne
Model 80 gas pump. Circa 1950. Restored to correct livery
in Mohawk gasoline. Mohawk was a company in Canada with
a few stations in the U.S in the Fifties. Great color
combination.
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Wayne Model 80. Circa 1949.
"Cyclops Version"...sight glass in top. Restored to GULF
gasoline.
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Wayne
Model 80. Circa 1948. Cyclops version with the sight glass
in the top instead of the face. Restored to Mobilgas brand
of gasoline. Has original porcelain faces and aftermarket
porcelain door and contains lead signs.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 on high steel base gas pump. Circa
1950. Sight glass in the top, knick named "Cyclops" version.
Restored to Texaco Skychief gasoline.
With porcelain pump signs. Very nice restoration.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80 Ad
Glass Top. Circa 1949. With "Eight Ball Faces." Restored
to proper GULF livery.
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Wayne Model 505. Circa 1953. Restored to Blue Sunoco Gasoline.
All stainless steel has been highly polished
and bright metals re-chromed. Very nice pump for that garage
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Very
unique Gilbert and Barker Model 615. Circa 1962. This
was a commercial ticket printing pump used by
Phillips 66 to vend marine gasoline. Not your run of the
mill units. Hard to find. Very collectible.
$1995.00
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Restored to Sunoco gasoline. Circa
1950. |
Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Mobilgas gasoline. Circa
1949. |
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 66. Hand operated, clockface curb pump.
Circa 1923. Older restoration. Everything seems to
operate on this unit. The gallon stops work as does
the crank and gallon indicator. Great piece of early fuel
delivery systems. Displays nicely. I have a Sinclair HC
globe on it but it can be branded any brand. |
Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Restored to GULF gasoline. |

Neptune
" Red Seal" Model 855 gas pump. Circa 1939. Restored to
Texaco Skychief gasoline.
This pump came to me out of Arizona. There was no rust
of any kind throughout. It is beautiful condition and
newly restored by my shop. Over 72" tall with globe.
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Gilbarco
Model 906. Circa 1953. These units were used by Standard
Oil for many years as ESSO pumps.
This pump is restored to Esso Extra gasoline featuring
the "Esso Tiger in Your Tank" campaign, which
was
used for many years.
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Tokheim Model 871 clockface gas
pump. Built specifically for the Gulf Oil Company, under
contract. This unit is circa 1935 which makes it 83 years
old. It has an older restoration which was done beautifully,
but not by our shop. All the pumping hardware, motors
and plumbing is still there and it too was cleaned before
paint. The "original GULF milkglass globe" is included
which makes this unit period correct. The original porcelain
faces were in tact and the reset crank works easily. Top
and all bright metal is polished. Pump is lighted. The
paint is in near perfect condition. One very small spot
of 1/8" has a chip. Otherwise the paint is smooth and
lustrous, with great color I can supply Gulf decals
for the front but personally thought that less was more
in this case? The pump looks complete and very classy.
You won't find a nicer example.
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A.O.Smith
Model 48. Circa 1959. Restored to Super Chevrolet Service.
All stainless steel has been polished to a mirror finish
and all other bright metals were re-chromed. Absolutely
stunning unit.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80 gas
pump. Circa 1950. Restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
With unique dealer I.D.Tag re-located in as found local.
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Bowser
Model 241 Curbside gas pump. Circa 1910. 72" tall by 16"
round. Older restoration to Texaco Star. Mechanics work.
With hose and nozzle.
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Southwest
GULF gasoline pump. Circa 1948. All stainless steel has
been highly polished.
Correct Gulf livery. Beautiful restoration.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. This pump was a Sunoco
branded unit from day one. Note the blue/yellow spinners
in the site glass. We restored it back to the Sunoco brand.
It has the very popular and sought after, Ad Glass Top
with correct Sunoco 1950's period Ad Glass.
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This
is a lot of 7 gas pump nozzles. Circa 1950's-60's.
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Martin and Schwartz Mobilgas Script
Top. Circa 1950. The most cherished top of this kind.
It can change a simple Martin and Schwartz Model
80 into a unit worth nearly twice that of the standard
value. This top is sound. Light surface rust but
is easily restored. No rust through anywhere. New plastic
letters are available aftermarket. Can ship via postal,
at buyers expense.
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National
Model A38 gas pump with an old restoration to Pure Oil
Co. Circa 1938.
Very Art Deco in style. Pump has one original porcelain
Pure door plate dated in the 50's.
All mechanics are inside as well. Comes with a black hose
and nozzle.
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Bennett
Model DMB150. Built for The Gulf Oil Co. Very sought after
Clockface. Completely unrestored. Has orange porcelain
side panels. Faces are good as is Visi-guage. Very good
condition for the age. Comes with a black hose and nozzle.
Circa 1935
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Morrison
Brothers early 1 inch brass flex nozzle. Unique top handle
version. Very sought after.
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Double
oil lubster on iron wheels. 53" tall by 38" long, incl.
handle, by 20" wide. Has 15" main wheels and a 5" trolley
wheel. This is an older restoration which still looks
good. Pumps work. Rolls easily. Two individual 30 gallon
tanks combined.
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Wayne
Model 505 gas pump restored to Sunoco gasoline. circa
1955. Great condition.
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Wayne
Model 100B. Circa 1947. Watch Dog Faces..." Wayne Honest
Measure".
Restored to Sinclair Dino Gasoline.
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Gilbarco Model 443. Circa 1959. Just
restored. We had all the stainless steel polished
to a mirror finish. All the chrome was re-chromed to a
high luster. Dark blue lower doors. We removed the florescent
tube lights and replaced with new LCD lights and runner
in face area. As you can see by the photos, it gives the
proper look, and is efficient. Very unique pump.
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National
Model 360 gas pump. Restored to Poly Gasoline This
pump is circa 1955.
It has a lighted ad top which is not seen often and is
very desirable.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Sunoco Gasoline. Circa
1950. This pump has the correct and original blue/yellow
site glass spinners, used exclusively by the Sun Oil Co.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80 Ad
Top restored to Mobilgas Special Gasoline.
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Tokheim
Model 36b Circa 1936 Restored to very early Poly Gasoline
colors. Poly Gasoline was a Southern California company.
Great pump and must sought after.
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Here
are a matched set of Tokheim tall electric gas pumps, circa
1940. These have the pumps, motors and all tubing
inside. They were at an old Union 76 service station
in Danville, Virginia until we picked them up last week.
I get a lot of calls for original unrestored units. There
are folks who like this rustic appearance. Here is the opportunity
to own a set at a fair price. |
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Dayton
Model 1510 gas pump. Circa 1948. Restored to Mohawk Gasoline.
Mohawk was an upper West Coast fuel company. Great restoration
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Fry
Model 117. Circa 1925. Ten Gallon Visible gas pump. Restored
to Mobilgas with milk glass globe, white cloth hose, brass
nozzle, acrylic cylinder and gold pin stripping through
out. Totally breathtaking unit.
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Gilbarco
Model 994 gas pump. Circa 1949. Restored beautifully to
Sinclair H-C Gasoline. |

Wayne
Model 511 Multi-Blend gas pump. Circa 1958. Restored correctly
to Sunoco gasoline. This pump was a unit that was sought
out by the 1960's Muscle Car Guys since it vended 260
blended gasoline. It had the most octane available at
that time. Kind of like the racing fuel used today by
NASCAR.
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Tokheim
Model 850 Clockface gas pump. Circa 1930. Perfectly restored
to PURE Gasoline.
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Fry
Model 17 Visible Gas Pump. Circa 1925. Original gas cylinder
in perfect condition. Restored to Mobilgas.
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Neptune
Red Seal Model 855 pump. Circa 1939. Restored to Indian
Gasoline, a Northeast oil company absorbed by Texaco in
order to have access to the companies Havoline Oil blend.
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Fry
Model 117. Circa 1925. Ten Gallon Visible. Original glass
cylinder in perfect condition.
Beautiful restoration to "Gasoline" as was proper
for this time period.
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Wayne
Model 615 visible, gravity feed gas pump. Circa 1928-1941.
Older restoration to Texaco Ethyl. Has an acrylic cylinder.
This is part of a collection which we just acquired. Only
issue is that there is no light in the top. It is an easy
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to Sinclair
Dino Gasoline
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Wayne
Model 861 Clockface Mobilgas pump. Circa 1932-38. Just
acquired from a private collection in North Carolina.
The restoration is perfect and comes with a white cloth
hose, brass nozzle and a milk glass globe.
This is a very Rare version of this unit, and very collectable.
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Bennett
Model 1066. Circa 1956-57. Restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
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A.O.Smith Model 483. Circa 1959. Restored
to Chevrolet Super Service. Highly polished stainless
steel and chrome.
Great pump to display with muscle car era.
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Wayne
Model 70 Circa 1937. Originally it was a Standard Oil
Co. gas pump. It has been nicely restored to Standard
Red Crown. It has an "original" Standard Red
Crown globe that we just re-painted. The globe is worth
about $600-800. This is from a collection that we recently
purchased. Very nice unit that we are offering for
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Bowser Model 575 Circa
1941-1948. Restored to Shell gasoline. Very nice restoration.
Part of the same collection recently purchased.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Ad Glass top, restored to Sunoco gasoline.
Circa is 1950 and the pump was originally built for Sunoco
as the blue/yellow spinners attest.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Texaco Firechief Gasoline.
Circa 1950. With original porcelain faces.
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Gilbarco
Model 96 restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline. Circa 1938.
Remanufactured, post WW2 to a shorter version to keep
pace with automotive styling during the Fifties. Overall
height with globe is 82 inches, which makes it a bit taller
than pumps built in the 1950's era.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 ad glass top restored
to Mobil Gas Special Gasoline.
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Smithway
Model 48 gas pump. Restored to Super Chevrolet Service.
Mirror finished stainless steel and new chrome throughout.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Ad Glass Top gaspump. Restored to
Texaco Firechief gasoline. Circa 1950.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
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Tokheim
39 circa 1951. Restored to Texaco Firechief.
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Martin and Schwartz Model
80 tall base. Restored to Texaco Skychief. Circa 1948-50.
Pump is 90 inches tall.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 70.
Circa 1937. Built exclusively for Sunoco Oil Co. using
the very rare, art deco cast iron ad glass top and the
blue and yellow sight glass spinners. Very, very unusual
to find one that is complete. The unit has all the original
porcelain door trim down the center and one original door
diamond. One diamond is a repro used to complete the restoration.
Just finished with all stainless polished and bright metal
re-chromed.
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Wayne
Model 866 Clock Face gas pump in as is condition. Has
Atlantic Ethyl porcelain doors, on both sides, which
are extremely difficult to find. Very good original
condition with pump still inside. Circa 1934-47.
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 176 Visible gas pump in Mobilgas. Old
restoration. Has a Lucite cylinder but I have the original
glass cylinder for this unit. Circa 1926. Very good overall
condition.
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Wayne
Model 90 pump restored in Mobile Gas Special
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Bennett
Model 646 restored in Sinclair
HC gasoline.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Texaco Firechief gasoline.
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Gilbarco
Model 134 circa1961. It has been fully restored to Chevrolet
Super Service. Lots of chrome and polished stainless steel.
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Tokheim
600 Visible. PURPLE cylinder. |
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Pure
Pep Up Gasoline Pump
1955 Tele-View Pumps
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Rapidayton Model 1420V
Restored in Super Shell Gasoline.
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Texaco
Firechief Gasoline Pump
1955 Tele-View Pumps
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Gilbarco
Model 1100 series. Circa 1956. Restored to Texaco gasoline.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 circa 1950. Restored to "Mobilgas
Special".
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Wayne
80, circa 1950. Restored to Texaco Firechief.
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A.O.Smith
Model 483 Circa 1958 restored into Super Chevrolet Service
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A.O.Smith
Model 483Circa 1958 restored into Sunoco Racing Fuel
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Rapidayton
Model 1420V Circa 1940.
Restored in Shell.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1950 restored to Sinclair
Dino gasoline.
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National
300 series restored to Mohawk gasoline with the racing motif.
Complete with a new hose and original nozzle.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Gulf gasoline.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored with the Ad-glass top.
It has been restored to Gulf gasoline
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Texaco Firechief Gasoline.
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Tokheim
Model 39 restored to Phillips 66 gasoline. Circa 1947.
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Gilbarco
Model 904 pump restored in Sinclair Dino Gasoline
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Martin and
Schwartz Model 80 Mobil Gas Special Script Top.
All original in very good condition. Has good plastics.
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This is just in from Oklahoma. It is a
1919 Boyle Dayton Gasoline Cart. Completely unrestored....in
original paint. Very sought after as an extremely
early piece of automotive history. Most collectors look
for the distinctive heart cut outs in the wheels. We have
a new set of these solid rubber tires with it.
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Tokheim
Model 300 restored in Texaco Skychief
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Martin
Schwartz Model 80, circa 1950, restored in Texaco Firechief
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Bennett
541 restored in Signal Gasoline
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Rapidayton
Model 1510. Circa 1948. Restored to Poly Gas from the
Wilshire Co. Los Angeles,Calif
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Martin
and Schwartz 70 restored in Mobilgas
It has a rare ad glass top
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Martin
Schwartz Model 80 restored in Texaco Skychief.
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ECO
Model 98 Airmeter. This unit has been restored inside
and out. Fully functional for air delivery. With the light
tower.
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Gilbert
Barker Model 96, circa, 1938, restored in Phillips 66
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Eco
Air Meter Pedetal
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Martin and Schwartz
Model 80 gas pump, restored to GULF Gasoline. Circa 1950.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 tall " Cyclops" version.
Circa 1950. Restored to Texaco. Nicely restored. Part
of a recent acquisition.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Texaco Firechief gasoline.
Circa
1950.
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Wayne Model 60 vintage gas pump
in as is condition. Has Atlantic White Flash porcelain
doors on each side. Very good original condition with
pump still inside.
Circa 1935-47.
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Five
gallon gasoline delivery measuring can
Dated 1926
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Five
gallon gasoline delivery measuring can
Dated 1926
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Gilbarco
Model 906 restored in Gulf
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Gilbarco
Model 996 restored in Texaco Skychief
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1950
Smithway Model L1 pump restored in Texaco Skychief.
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Martin
& Schwartz Model 80 Ad Glass Top. Restored in Texaco Firechief
gasoline.
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Gasboy
gas pump fully restored in Shell Gasoline with original
porcelain. Contains lead signs and a new Shell porcelain
front sign.With hose and proper nozzle.
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Eco
97 Airmeter. Old Restoration from
Lancaster,
Pa. service station.
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Sunoco
Pump
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Bennett
810 visible gas pump with an old restoration in Phillips
66 Ethyl. The circa on this unit is 1930. This pump has
an acrylic cylinder that lights up when plugged in. It has
the pump removed to save on weight. Would be great to display
in a restaurant, club room, garage door, etc.
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Bennett
Model 1000 Kerosene gasoline pump. The circa on this item
is 1927. It would have been used in country stores and service
stationis to supply kerosene for lights, cooking, and heating.
Totally as found in a barn in Western Maryland.
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Polly
Gas
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ECO
Cast Iron Clockface Air Meter in
untouched condition.
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Agricultural
Gasoline Pump
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Martin
Schwartz 80 Ad Top in Texaco Firechief
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Wayne
Model 100, restored to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
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Martin
Schwartz Model 80, circa 1950, restored in Mobilgas Special
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Southwest
Model 72
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rare American , restored in Gilmore gas....with white porcelain
faces from 1939.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 gas pump restored to GULF gasoline.
Circa 1950.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Ad Top pump restored to Texaco Firechief,
Circa 1950.
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A.O.Smith Model L-3. Circa 1955. Used
by all the Major gasoline companies. Restored in Texaco
Fiechief Brand.
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Bennett 546B Circa 1941. Very desirable
and in good original condition. Has had the pump removed.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 ad glass top restored in correct
Sunoco Colors and style.
It has the blue and yellow site glass spinners which were
only used by Sunoco.
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"Just taken in
on trade" Bennett Model 766 gas pump with an
older restoration, not done by Severn Gas Pumps. Sinclair
Dino Gasoline. Circa 1948-1954. The unit has
a few minor issues but displays quite well. We are
offering it at a reduced price for a limited time. If we
don't part with it, we will do a full restoration and
sell it for our normal fee. |
Wayne Model 80. Circa
1950. Restored to Sinclair Dino Gasoline.
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Dayton
Model 300 Visible gas pump in Mobilgas. Very rare pump.
Old restoration but in very good condition. Pump is complete
with the wide top bonnet. Small crank version. Circa 1925.
Has a Lucite cylinder but I have the correct glass cylinder
for this pump.
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Original
Shell Clam milk glass globe. Very good condition. Letters
need repaint.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to Sinclair Dino Gasoline
Circa 1950. |
Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 restored to GULF Gasoline.
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Wayne
615 visible, gravity feed gas pump. Circa 1928-1941. Restored
six years ago to Texaco and displayed outside. In very good
condition. It does have an acrylic cylinder. It has no light
in the top, which can easily be fixed. This is part of a
collection recently purchased. |
Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to period correct
Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline. |
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Original
Wayne Model 866 Clock Face gas pump. Circa 1937. Just
in from Pennsylvania farm country. This pump is in
very nice condition. We installed new metal doors. The complete
pump works are inside and the clock mech. resets correctly.
Comes with a hose and correct nozzle. |
Martin and Schwartz Model 80
circa 1950 Restored in Sinclair Dino gasoline.
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Erie
Model 743. Circa 1954. Restored to Shell Regular Gasoline.
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Wayne
Model 615 Circa 1928. Visible/Gravity Feed gas pump. In
very good condition. Straight sheet metal. Needs to be restored.
Comes with as hose,nozzle and acrylic cylinder. |
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1950. Restored to Texaco Firechief
Gasoline. With the much sought after Ad Glass top. |
Eco
97 air meter. Restored to Indian Gasoline. Lighted.
Plumbed to function. Older restoration, not by us. |
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Pennzip
Ethyl Gasoline Globe on a wide milkglass body. It was
manufactured from 1936 - 1941.
Perfect Condition.
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Texaco
White outlined "T" on glass body. Screw base design with
the metal adapter. This globe is nearly mint in all aspects.
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American
Gas globe.
15 inch on a low profile metal body.
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Pure
Gasoline XCEL globe .
Somewhat rare....15 inch high profile porcelain body. |
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Standard
Oil Crown white milk glass. Screw base design. Perfect condition. |
Standard
Oil Red Crown gas pump globe. Milk glass, 7 inch, screw
base design. Great condition. |