This Trotalong Horse was built in Glasgow, Scotland at the turn of the 20th century by Mastercraft of Scotland. It is made of cast aluminum. The original reins are missing, and the springs need adjusting, but overall it is good shape for being over a hundred years old.
Atlantic White Flash Sign. The Atlantic Refining Company started producing White Flash gasoline around 1931, as one or their premium gasoline options. This side dates somewhere between 1931 and 1934. It is a porcelain one sided sign. It shows it's age as the porcelain has several dings.
This Bennett 766 Gas pump, almost completely restored by us, was sold in the beginning of 2014. It has since been painted by its new owner and is on display in his collection. It gives us great pleasure to restore objects like these so that our children and their children can see a bit of the past.
Elsmore Feed Store Sign. This sign hails from Elsmore, Kansas where the Elsmore Feed Store is still a thriving business (and with a very funny Facebook page may I add). The sign seems to be a smaller piece of the original, and is in graphic black/white/red colors.
Goodrich Tires Sign. Approximately 18" wide x 78" tall, porcelain, single sided Goodrich tires sign from the late 1920's. Original condition. (This listing is for the Goodrich sign only- the White Flash sign is sold separately.)
Goodyear Tires Sign. Late 1930's early 1940's porcelain sign with blue background and bold, yellow print. The sign shows its age with several dings and dents.
Jacques Seeds Sign. This sign has a slightly reflective finish. It is dated 1981 and was made by the Scioto Sign Company in Kenton, Ohio. The word Jacques is slightly embossed. It is in immaculate condition. (This listing is for the Jacques sign only- the Pepsi sign is sold separately!)
Small Format Pepsi Sign. This Pepsi Cola "More Bounce to the Ounce" sign is approximately 36" wide x 13-3/4" tall and is slightly embossed at the bottle cap. (This listing is only for the Pepsi sign- the Jacques Seeds sign is sold separately)
Super Chevy Gas Pump; Wayne Model 505 manufactured in Fort Wayne, Indiana ca. 1950. This pump has been restored with history in mind. The front panel and globe light up. The Porcelain on the panel has been left all original as to not detract from its value. Can you even remember when gas cost under $1.00 per gallon (let alone $0.33 1/2)? This pump is beautiful and would go perfectly in your garage or man cave!
Toledo Defiance Meat Scale. Toledo Scale Company model #4515 Patent No. 1,851,516 Ca.1949. In great condition with original weight tray. Porcelain is all there, has chart number 28150GM in both one cent and two cent graduations.
