Supertest "Wonder" Gasoline Pump Globe

Canadian. 1940s. Single reverse-baked lens in a plastic Capco body. Exhibits surface losses from the lower center and upper left edges. 16.5 x 16.5 x 4.5".

Canadian. 1940s. Wearing in-service Supertest orange paint and original ad glass. Includes a mismatched White Rose slate boy globe. Tagged, "S.F. Bowser Co. Ltd, Toronto, Made in Canada". Horseless Ca

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Cyclo" globe also of

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Marathon" globe also

Canadian. 1920s. One piece milk glass. Cyclo gas was a product of the McColl-Frontenac oil company. Exhibits scattered patches of surface loss and fade. Minor chips from the fitter edge. Minor red pum

Canadian. 1940s. Tagged, "Sold by S.F. Bowser Co. Ltd. Toronto, Ont, Can". Wearing "in service" Supertest paint. The paint exhibits scattered losses with accompanying oxidation. Scattered shallow impr

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked (OPB) milk glass. Factory ground fitter base edge. Minor losses from the extreme edges of the script. Free of touch ups and restoration. 16" x 15" x 8".

Canadian. 1950s. Painted metal. Wearing "in service" Supertest orange paint. Exhibits scattered oxidation and heavy surface losses. Original Supertest ad glass. Tagged, "John Wood Company Limited Benn

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked (OPB) milk glass. Factory ground fitter base edge. Stamped, "Sep 14, 1928" inside. Minor losses from the upper edges of the "Imperial" script on each side. Free of tou

Canadian. 1930s. Single reverse fired glass lens on milk glass widebody globe. Touch-ups to losses of the black border on the outer area of the white background. Losses from the extreme lower edge of

Plastic body gas globe in good condition. Double sided glass lenses. Both in good condition. 16-1/2" T X 16" W

American. 1940s. Two reverse baked lenses in a milk glass body with a threaded metal base. Marked, "G" along the lower edge (center point) of each lens. Minor surface losses from the painted green len

Canadian. 1960s. Painted metal. Wearing "in-service" Supertest orange and white paint. Each side retains a porcelain Supertest "Regular" pump plate and plastic top sign. Requires glass both front and

Second quarter 20th century, milk glass. Nicely detailed. Chips and repair around base with a hairline. 21.5"h.

American. 1930s. Two reverse baked lenses in a milk glass globe body. A product of Bell Oil & Gas, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The lenses have been affixed to the globe body by a bead of clear caulking surroundi

American. 1940s. Each lens marked, "Made in U.S.A" lower edge. Two matched lenses in an original yellow paint globe body. Globe body exhibits scattered minor surface losses, especially surrounding the

Plastic body gas globe in good condition. Double sided glass lenses. Both in good condition. 16-1/2" T X 16" W

Sinclair Dino Gasoline pump globe, glass body, glass inserts -Great. Will be delivered to UPS Store for packaging and shipping.

American. 1960s. Two reverse-baked glass lenses in a two-piece plastic globe body. Globe body marked, "Capcolite No. 216 The Cinn. Adv. Products Co.". Appears to be new old stock. 16.5"H x 16"L x 4.5"

American. 1910s. One piece etched (OPE) glass. This early style of globe was not known to have been associated with any specific brand of service station. 2.75" chip from fitter lip. Repainted. 14.5"H

American. 1930s. One piece clamshell globe with raised, painted lettering. Exhibits losses from each side of the Shell script. Surface oxidation to base edge. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls,

Plastic body globe in good condition. Double sided glass lenses. Both in good condition. 16-1/2" T X 16" W

American made for the Canadian market. 1940s. Reverse-fired glass. Marked, "Made in U.S.A" lower center edge. A single lens. Notched at extreme edge, 6 o'clock. Condition: 9.25. From the Joe Byway Col

American. 1960s. Two reverse-baked glass lenses in a two-piece plastic globe body. Globe body marked, "Capcolite No. 216 The Cinn. Adv. Products Co.". Painted globe body. Lenses appear to be new old s