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Lot 097 - Grouping of 11 Antique and Vintage Automotive Advertising Cans and Accessories Including Gulfpride, Sunoco, Mopar, Edison Mazda Lamps, and Master Oil Spouts
Lot 097 - Grouping of 11 Antique and Vintage Automotive Advertising Cans and Accessories Including Gulfpride, Sunoco, Mopar, Edison Mazda Lamps, and Master Oil Spouts
Grouping of 11 antique and vintage automotive items including a Gulfpride Alchlor Processed motor oil can by Gulf, a Sunoco Anti-Fouling Outboard Motor Oil cone-top can, a Mopar Power Steering Fluid cone-top can, a Protect Chain Adjuster in original box with contents by Signal Mfg. Co., Inc. of Lynn, Massachusetts, three Edison Mazda Lamps spare bulb tins, and four Master oil bottle spouts.
All items show wear, rust, and surface loss consistent with age and use. The chain adjuster box is open at the top with tearing. The oil cans show oxidation and staining throughout.