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Old Modern Handicrafts AJ012 GAS Pump w/Clock 1:4
SKU: SKU-C8F46B1B0B9E
List Price: C$161.23
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Pumps from the 1930s in particular have a lot of great art deco styling (and are very tall).the First gas pumps were built in the 1880s by the bowser company in fort Wayne, Indiana, followed in 1898 by pumps that could pull fuel from an underground tank. A antique gas pump to display in your home or office.100% Iron frame, clock uses one aa battery (battery not included),rubber gas hose. Intricate details are portrayed in the text, license plates, and metal wiring. The early pumps were visible gas pumps, with a clear glass cylinder, usually 5 or 10 gallons on top of the pump, so you could see what you were getting, or if the gas was dirty (a big problem at that time). The first gas pumps were built in the 1880s by the bowser company in fort Wayne, Indiana, followed in 1898 by pumps that could pull fuel from an underground tank. There was a manual pump you'd pull back and forth to pump the gas out of the underground tank into the cylinder, which was 8 or 10 feet tall. A antique gas pump to display in your home or office.100% Iron frame, clock uses one aa battery (battery not included),rubber gas hose. It is made of iron and carefully handcrafted with an average of forty man-hours to complete. From there the gas flowed by gravity down the hose into the car. Also in demand are the computing pumps from the 1930's into the 1950's, but in the 1960's they modernized them, making them more boxy and plain. The decaled insignia and painted details give more of an authentic look.
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- The early pumps were visible gas pumps, with a clear glass cylinder, usually 5 or 10 gallons on top of the pump, so you could see what you were getting, or if the gas was dirty (a big problem at that time).
- There was a manual pump you'd pull back and forth to pump the gas out of the underground tank into the cylinder, which was 8 or 10 feet tall.
- A antique gas pump to display in your home or office.100% Iron frame, clock uses one aa battery (battery not included),rubber gas hose.
- Pumps from the 1930s in particular have a lot of great art deco styling (and are very tall).the First gas pumps were built in the 1880s by the bowser company in fort Wayne, Indiana, followed in 1898 by pumps that could pull fuel from an.
- The first gas pumps were built in the 1880s by the bowser company in fort Wayne, Indiana, followed in 1898 by pumps that could pull fuel from an underground tank.
- It is made of iron and carefully handcrafted with an average of forty man-hours to complete.
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