Description
Picture a family road trip out West, the car pulling into a Shell station on the way to the canyon rim. This vintage Shell Gasoline porcelain sign features a Grand Canyon National Park service station scene, with amazing gloss and bright color on a round face.
The Grand Canyon became a national park in 1919, and as more families took to the highway, gas stations along the routes to the park kept travelers moving. Shell’s yellow and red scallop shell was one of the best-known sights on those roads. This sign is real porcelain, with glass enamel fired onto steel for a hard, glossy surface made to last. It pairs a classic oil brand with a travel theme, a good fit for a garage, a den or a collection of gas and national park signs.
- Size: 11 3/4″ (about 12″) across
- Material: steel with porcelain on both sides
- Design: Shell service station at the Grand Canyon
- Brand: Shell Gasoline
- Color: multi-color
- Condition: excellent, bright colors, ready to ship
- Country of origin: United States
- Shipping: flat $10 on US orders; international shipping available at checkout
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