Over one hundred different categories of Gulf oil collectibles displayed in over 500 color pictures with text including cans, signs, promotional items, clothing, and toys. If it's Gulf, its probably covered in this book. The values have been established by the author's years of collecting Gulf Oil memorabilia.

Mark Anderton has compiled the authoritative guide to trading antique collectible petroliana throughout North America. Listed company by company, with a thousand photos, this reference is indispensable for hobbyists, dealers, and collectors alike.

Over 750 full color photographs and descriptions of oil cans from companies such as Esso, Gulf Oil, Quaker State and Shell as well as Canadian and regional companies including Kentucky Consumers, Lion Head and Pittsburgh Penn Oil. The oil cans are arranged alphabetically by company for ease of identification. Helpful information includes methods of grading the condition of a can, collectors' resources, and oil can manufacturers. This valuable resource, featuring descriptions and estimated values of every item, is a must for the serious gas station collector.

Over 750 color photographs of oil cans span 120 years, and over 90 brands. The cans are presented alphabetically by company, and a detailed description and estimated value are included for each one. Helpful information for collectors includes methods different oil companies used to date their cans, how to grade the condition of a can, collector resources, and a list of can manufacturers.

This book is designed to be both fast and easy for the beginner and advanced collector alike. Summers's and Priddy's first gas station value guide has proven itself to be a pace-setting standard in this rapidly expanding field. This eye-catching hardback edition with over 1,000 full-color photos of signs, pumps, cans, premiums, and thermometers related to the gas station field and bits of information strategically located throughout will make the reader a more informed collector. 2006 values.

An illustrated guide to collectibles, including collecting hints, histories, references, clubs and museums.

Pictorial history of the gasoline station in the United States and details about many of the companies which punctuated the roadsides with their buildings, including the Standard Oil, Cities, Mobil, Phillips, Gulf, Shell, Texaco, and Conoco.

Home, office, workshop and special use lubricating oils have been packaged in small containers of metal, glass and plastics since the early 20th century. Today, old examples can be found at flea markets and garage sales for the enthusiast to collect and enjoy. Here you see over 1200 examples in color photos with their identifying name, company, contents quantity and estimated value range.