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
Email: paulhittle@juno.com
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All of these gas pumps
are for sale "as is". We will not be restoring
any of these. Because we get so many calls asking for
pumps with this patina or certain rustic look, we acquired
this group of pumps, to satisfy this need. The whole lot
has been maintained throughout the years with paint overs...in
most cases by brush, as was the practice, right on the
island where they were used. Most still have the motor
and pumps inside. All have lights that work by using an
enclosed power cord that plugs into a wall outlet. "
These are not Grade 1 restorations" but are great
examples of machines that provided gasoline service to
countless motorists over many years. Perfect to display
out of doors or in a restaurant, clubhouse, game room,
man cave....your choice. They won't last long, so don't
delay. We never get this many done up in these colors,
at one time. All come as you see them with hoses, nozzles
and globes.
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Just
in....Two Gilbert and Barker Model 177 Gravity Feed gas
pumps. Circa 1925. Old restoration from twenty years ago.
Perfect glass cylinders. No chips, bb holes or cracks.
All metal is good with no rust thru. Surface rust only.
With old hoses and nozzles. Both are in good original
condition and can be displayed as is, or restored as a
project. In another two years, these will be 100 years
old. They were built to last.
Priced at $3,295.00 each.
Shipping can be arranged at buyer's expense.
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Tokheim
Model 39 Circa 1948. Indian Gasoline.
$2695.00
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Bennett
Model 766 Circa 1948 Shell gasoline.
$2695.00
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Wayne
Model 753 Circa 1957. JCPenny gasoline. Needs window glass
on both sides.
$1295.00
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Original
Wayne 60 horseshoe trim pieces.
$200.00
for the pair
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5
gallon weights and measures gasoline test can. 11"
round by 22" high.
$150.00
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5
gallon weights and measures gasoline test can. 10"
round by 26" high.
$150.00
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Original....Skelly Supreme four star 13
1/2" gas pump globe. On original Capco plastic body. In
very nice condition. No breaks or chips.
$395.00
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Original...Very Early 15"
ESSO Extra metal body gasoline globe. Circa 1920's-1940's.
Has a great patina. The body and paint appears to be original
and in good condition. Lenses have some staining on the
backs. No breaks or chips.
$995.00
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Tokheim
39 restored top. Circa 1948. All bodywork has been done
and it is painted red. Top only.
$100.00
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Just in from a seller out of state.
This is a Bennett Model 541. It is knick named " The Lighthouse"
because of the four lighted ad glasses at the top. The
circa on this unit is 1939. The pump is over six feet
tall then add the globe at 16 inches. It is a fine example
of early Bennett knowhow. Originally, the pump was a Sinclair
HC brand, as can be seen by the as glass. However, the
owner liked Texaco and restored it to be both. Turn it
around and change the brand. Cool idea. Older restoration
but everything is in great condition.
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Bennett Model 132 Clock Face gas pump.
Circa 1932-1936. In very good condition. As found. All
metal is straight. No rust or dents. A little surface
rust on the cast iron top. No cracks or chips in the cast
base. Brush painted years ago. Quite displayable just
the way it is. Complete with a reproduction Ford Dealer
globe, brass nozzle and black hose.
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30
gallon Oil Lubester. Circa 1930's-1040's. All steel. All
complete including the dip stick and lid. Bottom is sound.
No rust thru seen.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1948. Original metal Mobilgas
Special Script Top.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1950. Four number computer,
for diesel use. Texaco Petroleum Products Diesel.
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Original Mobil Regular 13 1/2" gasoline
globe on original Capco body. Plastic Capco body has chips
and nicks but is still sound and strong. Lenses look good.
One small blemish adjacent to the chip on the Capco body.
Nothing which takes away from the overall good condition.
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Original
13.5 inch Sinclair Power X gasoline. One lens only. Fair
condition.
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ESSO Verified Lubrication.
SST Painted in wood frame. Three to choose from. All dated
1939. Condition good. Some paint loss and chips. Very good
look since these are 82 years old. Approximately 48" high
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1950. Four number computer
as it was for Diesel use. Texaco Diesel.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1948. Cities Services Gasoline.
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Just
in from a collection on the James River near Richmond.
Gilbert and Barker Model 177. Visible gasoline pump. Circa
1925. Comes as seen. Original good glass cylinder....not
in the pump. Gallon indicators. Original 15" ESSO
metal body globe...one good lens. Brass nozzle. Hose.
Goes as a package deal. Handyman special. Needs some TLC.
Can be shipped but very pricey to box in wood as the price
of lumber is quite high currently. Great project .
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Original
Wayne 60 front window face with correct horseshoe trim.
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Original
Wayne 60 front window face with correct horseshoe trim.
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Very
nice original, Gold Atlantic Imperial Shield Lenses on
original Gill glass body. 13.5 inch. Lenses and body nearly
perfect. No cracks anywhere. Base has a small chip.
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Original
Wayne 866 front window face with correct inner horseshoe
trim.
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Original
Wayne 60 front window face
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Wayne
Model 70 Circa 1940. Sinclair Dino gasoline
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Tall Wayne Model 80. Circa 1948.
In original paint from previous owner in the Mid-West.
Very nice display pump. One small patch of rust on the
lower side but, overall a really nice unit. Globe, hose
and nozzle, included.
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80 Circa 1950 Mobilgas gasoline.
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 65 Circa 1920. Curbside blind pump with
visi-gauge.
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 65 Circa 1920. Early Pre-visible curb
pump.
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Gilbarco
Model 96c Circa 1941 Flying A Gasoline.
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Fry
Model 70 Visible gas pump. Circa 1928. Perfect Rare Purple
Cylinder. Hail cage. Pump works freely. Original repaints....never
restored. A fine display item as is or a great do-it-yourself
project.
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Just
in from the mountains of Western, Maryland.....
Very nice Original American Gas globe. American Gasoline
was a small family company. It was founded in Baltimore,
Maryland in 1910. Later it became part of Standard Oil
and the name was changed to AMOCO. This is a 15 inch high
profile metal body. Excellent "original"condition.
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Very
nice original Gold Atlantic Shield Imperial on one side
with Atlantic Red Block on second side. Mounted on correct
13.5 inch, Gill glass body. No cracks anywhere. Lenses
and body is nearly perfect. Small chip in base.
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American
Model 2487V. Circa 1925. Ten gallon visible gas pump.
Perfect glass cylinder. Very sought after pump. Cast iron
base has a chip. A good welder can make the repair.
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Fry
Model 117 ten gallon visible. Circa 1925. Barn find. Has
great look or can be restored. Perfect glass cylinder
included.
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Tokheim
Model 850 Clock face gas pump. Circa 1930. This unit is
the finest I have ever gotten into our shop. It is all
original. All mechanicals are inside. Faces and glass
are great. Has a correct brass nozzle with a new black
hose to replace the rotted one. The paint appears to have
never been redone? I was told that this pump spent it's
entire life inside a auto livery then, as the shop was
sold, it was purchased and put into a barn in the Mid-West.
It was recently removed from there and we acquired it.
It is the nicest original 850 that I have seen. We can
ship this, at the new owner's expense.
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Wayne
Model 615 visible gas pump. Circa 1928. Perfect glass cylinder.
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Wayne
Model 615 visible gas pump. Circa 1928. Perfect glass cylinder.
All complete but needs one lower skin re-rolled. |

Excellent
original Atlantic red block lenses on original perfect
Gill glass body. 13.5 inch. No cracks or chips. Looks
and displays well.
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Wayne
Model 615 Visible gas pump. Circa is 1928. Has perfect
blue cylinder.
Comes with Mohawk globe, hose and nozzle.
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Tokheim
39 restored to Texaco Firechief. Circa 1945. Has metal
bodied Texaco Ethyl globe, hose and nozzle. All the mechanics
are inside. Porcelain pump signs. Older restoration with
some paint loss. Very nice display at a reasonable figure.
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Tokheim
39 restored to Gulf gasoline. Circa is 1948. Older restoration
with some missing paint. Would 6.make a really nice
outside display as it has a good....not perfect look.
With a globe, hose and nozzle.
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Wayne
866 Clock Face gas pump. The circa of this pump is 1935.
Very sought after due to the Art Deco design. Formerly
restored to Mobil Gasoilne. Has correct is. porcelain
pump signs. In overall good condition. Some pain chips
but no dents that I see? Quite nice as is.
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Correct
Measure Model 10 W-H Visible gas pump. Circa is 1926.
Has an original blue glass cylinder. Comes with a Texaco
metal body globe, new hose and old nozzle. Older paint
job.Very rare unit.
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American Model 2487. Circa 1927.
Unique series of pumps. Very sought after due to the Art
Deco design. Older restoration, not by us. Restored to
Shell gasoline. Acrylic cylinder. Overall displayable
with a bit of TLC.
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 86. Circa 1936. Older restoration, not
by us, to ESSO gasoline. Original ESSO metal body 15"
low profile globe. All ad glass appears to be original?
Very nice condition. These do not come up for sale often.
Great for display as is.
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A.O.Smith Model 480. Circa 1959. Developed
specifically for Texaco.
This pump has red porcelain lower doors....showing some
wear. Porcelain Texaco Fire Chief door signs. Height is
48" by 16" deep by 24" wide. Nice original condition.
Comes with a new black hose and an original nozzle.
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Barn Fresh....Wayne Model 60, wide
body gas pump ....as found...Circa 1937. Used by Atlantic
Oil Company. Ethyl grade gasoline. One full Atlantic Ethyl
door...in porcelain.... Interior is complete with pump,
motor, electric, etc. There are three small areas
of rust through at the bottom corners, which is quite
usual, There is a crack in the cast iron base, on one
corner. Easily fixed by a good welder.
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Bowser Model C111 ten gallon visible
gas pump. Circa 1924.
Old restoration, not by us. Done in GULF gasoline.
Perfect, original, glass cylinder with white metal hail
guard.
Correct gallon markers. Has some overall wear but is quite
displayable as is.
Very heavy as it is nearly all cast iron.
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Martin and Schwartz Model 80. Circa
1949. "Cyclops" version. Old restoration with aftermarket
porcelain Texaco Fire Chief pump signs. Includes hose
and nozzle.
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A very nice matched pair of Wayne
Model 80's gas pumps. Circa 1950. In original American
Regular and Premium gasoline. With hoses and nozzles.
Easy to add globes, as all the fixtures are in the top.
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Tall Martin and Schwartz Model 80.
Circa 1948. Older restoration to Sinclair gasoline.
Globe, hose and nozzle included.
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Bennett Model 150 EM. Circa 1929.
Clock Face gas pump in Standard gasoline. This unit is
very straight. The paint and signage appear to be original?
I have never seen a better example of a pump this old
looking so good. Comes with a hose and nozzle.
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Just in...Purchased from a private
collection.... Gilbarco Model 994 gas pump. Circa 1948.
Older restoration, not by us....to Sinclair Dino gasoline.
Has a good look. Paint is bright. A few very small chips....less
than the head of a pencil eraser if not smaller. Very
respectful presentation. New electric throughout. New
globe.
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Mohawk
Gasoline. Martin and Schwartz Model 19-A. Circa 1928.
Built in the Martin and Schwartz factory in Buffalo NY.,
before the company transferred manufacture to the new
plant in Salisbury, MD. It was just acquired at a sale.
This is an older restoration, not by us. The paint is
good as is overall condition. Lighted faces and repro
globe. Brass nozzle and new black hose. Clock Face gas
pumps are very hard to find and this is a fine example
of an early unit. At auction, these are bringing between
$5,000. and $10,000. Here is your chance to own one at
a reasonable price.
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Extremely Rare
Birmingham 5 gallon visible gas pump.
In original Cities Service livery. I replaced the hose,
otherwise, all original and a great piece of history.
The Birmingham Machine and Foundry Co; of Birmingham,
Alabama was in business since 1883 but only manufactured
a gas pump in 1926. Unsure how many were built during
1926? After this one year run, the company no longer produced
any other gasoline pumps. In all my years of being in
this business, this is the only one I have ever seen.
It has a really good look with the paint cracking but
still holding on. Cylinder is not chipped or have any
holes. A little rust at the back bottom, easily fixed.
Missing access door which again is an easy to do. Otherwise,
absolutely straight and true to the era.
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Fry
Model 17. Five Gallon Visible gas pump. Circa 1925. Restored
to Sinclair H-C gasoline. Very nice restoration done,
but not by this shop. Perfect original clear glass cylinder.
Filling tube operates, up/down with gallon level fingers
inside. Pump works freely. Re-production metal body globe
and lenses. New black hose and original brass nozzle.
Lighted and ready to display. Has a bit wear due to being
moved. Overall a Great Pump from the "Roaring Twenties".
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 179 Visible gas pump in White Eagle gasoline.
As discovered with perfect blue glass cylinder. Displays
quite well in the patina of years in the elements. A fine
piece of petroleum history.
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We just got this great AQUA
Model E 455, clock face gas pump into our shop. Circa
1931. It is as found. Has, what appears to be, original
factory paint? Original Atlantic " Fried Egg" porcelain
pump signs on front and back.....called this because they
resemble eggs being cooked in a skillet. Original Contains
Lead signs on both sides as well. AQUA pumps are very
hard to find and are in great demand. Some would consider
this pump on the RARE side. We have never had a better
example of one. Metal is straight. Porcelain faces are
perfect. Has one cracked glass. Only surface rust and
not much of that. Beautiful example of style and grace
in a workhorse of a machine.
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 96 Circa 1938. Good condition. |
Gilbarco
Model 996 Circa 1948. In Shell gasoline with white milk
glass Shell Clam globe. |
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 9 Early Curb Pump.Circa 1911. Nice example
of early gasoline vending history. 107 years old.
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Phillips
Model 70 Kerosene/coal oil curb pump. Circa 1900. These
were used in country and hardware stores to supply oil to
light lamps and oil stoves for cooking. Most people did
not have electric at this time and had to rely on kerosene.
American decal adds the right aged look. |
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Gilbert
and Barker Model 8 Circa 1908. Clam shell doors for security,
with keys. Cast iron throughout. Nice unit. Great condition
for 110 years old. |
Fry
Model 17 Five Gallon Visible gas pump. Circa 1925. Perfect
glass cylinder. Correct metal body with Shell lenses. |
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Fry
Model 17 Five Gallon Visible gas pump. Circa 1925. In Sinclair
Power X gasoline. Comes with new glass cylinder to replace
the plastic cylinder in the picture. |
Gilbert
and Barker Model 106 Clock Face gas pump. Circa 1930. In
Standard White Crown gasoline. Has proper milk glass White
Crown globe. |

Tokheim
Model 850 Square Base Clock Face gas pump. Circa 1931.
In Pure gasoline.
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Gilbarco
Model 96. Circa 1941. In Esso Extra gasoline. |
Tokheim
Model 39 Circa 1948. In Sinclair HC gasoline. |
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Bennett
Model 789. Commercial vendor. In Pure gasoline. |
National
Model A-62. Circa 1948. In Flying A brand gasoline. |
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Bennett
Model 766. Circa 1948. In Mobil Gas Special. Has shelves
inside for display. |
Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Mobil Gas branded with
porcelain door signs. |
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Wayne
Model 60 Circa 1937. Original Atlantic pump. Motor/pump
inside. Replacement sight glass replacements included, as
these are incorrect and broken. Good overall condition. |
Wayne
Model 70 Circa 1941. Gulf No Knox gasoline branded. Pump
and motor have been replaced with shelves. |
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Gasboy
clock face farm pump. Circa 1955.
Sinclair Dino gasoline. |
Wayne
Model 866 Clock Face. Circa 1935.
Original Atlantic Hi-Arc gasoline. |
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Wayne
Model 70 Circa 1939. With the Texaco Firechief globe and
pump door signs. Good condition. |
Bennett
Model 371 Circa 1938. Sinclair HC brand of gasoline. the
pump and motor has been removed from this pump. It has several
shelves inside. Hinged doors allow access. |
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Martin
and Schwartz Model 80. Circa 1948. Texaco Firechief with
porcelain door signs. |
Gilbert
and Barker Model 105 Clock Face pump top. Circa 1930. All
cast iron construction. Top only. |