Vintage Shell Gasoline Porcelain Sign – Service Station Car, 11 3/4 In

A big touring car pulling up to a row of tall pumps is the kind of scene that made a road trip feel like an adventure. This vintage Shell Gasoline porcelain sign features a red car at a yellow Shell Gasoline station with visible-glass pumps and an attendant, the Shell emblem at the top, and green trees behind, in red, yellow, green and black on an 11 3/4″ round face.

Shell got its name from Marcus Samuel’s London business selling seashells, and the red and yellow scallop shell became one of the best-known emblems on the road. Tall pumps with glass tops let drivers see the gasoline before it went into the tank. This sign is real porcelain, made with glass enamel fired onto heavy gauge steel in a classic old design, for a hard, glossy finish built to last. It’s a great piece for a garage, a shop, a man cave or a Shell collection.

• Size: 11 3/4″ across
• Material: heavy gauge steel, porcelain on front and back
• Design: car at a Shell Gasoline service station with tall pumps and the Shell emblem
• Brand: Shell Gasoline
• Colors: red, yellow, green and black
• Mounting: holes for hanging, or display on a small easel
• Condition: excellent, bright colors, ready to ship
• Shipping: flat $10 on US orders; international shipping available at checkout