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76 Neon Sign - Genuine Americana - SSN039

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Americana For Sale- Early 40- 50's - This Is A Vintage Union 76 Oil Co Porcelain Sign - As Shown. Neon Is Completely New. (Please Read History At Bottom Of This Page ) - Size 24" wide x 48'' tall. One Only.

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We Build Complete Vintage Filling Stations, Soda Fountains, Drive Inns And Many Other Authentic In Every Detail Display Sets In Any Era You Wish To Display. We Pre Fab Entire Free Standing Full Function Historical Sets In Full Detail For - Store Fronts - Your Favorite Hang Out - Out Door Or In Door Displays To Fit Any Specifications. Simply Send Us Your Photos, Drawings Or Description And We Will Build To Your Specifications.

Designs By H J Nick and Scottsdale Art Factory a handmade in America custom manufacturer is based in Scottsdale Arizona has been designing building and restoring some of the worlds finest Antiques, and Fine Art furniture for some of the world's finest designers with ordinary clients as well as most prominent and successful Persons,C.E.O.'s, leaders, royalty and celebrities for the last 98 years. Most of our clients want finished product that has a BIG WOW factor and elegance. All want investment value and quality that makes a proper statement reflecting their personality or the personality of the environment for witch it is intended.

All Of Our Products Are The Real McCoy - And Are Guaranteed To Your Satisfaction Backed By Our Over Nine Decades Of Fine Craftsmanship Since 1913.

Order One Of Our Restored Or Original Vintage Pumps Or Let Us Restore Your Vintage Gas Pumps Or Antique Memorabilia To Their Original Standards

Restoring American History One Item At A Time - Since 1913.
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We Buy Old Gas Pumps And Vintage Petroleum Memorabilia - Any Condition - Cash - We Pick Up Or Ship World Wide.

We Are One Of The Worlds Foremost Fine Art Furniture, Door, And Hardware Manufacturers And Antique Restorers. With A Large Classically Trained Work Force in Metal Working, Wood Working, Leather and Upholstery, Glass, Stone And Mechanical Repair. This Allows Us To Work In The Same Hand And Materials As Our Forefathers Such As Thomas Chippendale (english furniture builder), George Hepplewhite (english furniture builder), Stephen's Brothers (boat builders), H. A. Moyer (carriage builders) Gustav Stickley (American Manufacturer) To Mention A Few Of The Finest.

No matter The Era. This Attention To Detail And Fine Art Craftsmanship Allows Us To Restore Your Collector Antique Furnishing, Artifact Or 50's Coke Machine To The Highest Quality That Can Be Achieved To A World Class Collectors Standard.


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Interesting Historical Facts

This Rare Sign Was Before The Ball

Union Oil (for many years based in El Segundo, California, near Los Angeles) first introduced "76" gasoline in 1932. The name referred to the American "Spirit of '76," and was also the octane rating of the gasoline in 1932.


76 signs are orange balls with '76' written in blue on them. Many stations had the 76 ball rotate when the signs were lit up. The first such sign was designed in 1962 by advertising creative director Ray Pedersen for the Seattle World's Fair.


In 2005, new corporate owners ConocoPhillips began a rebranding campaign to unify the design elements of each of the merged brands (76, Phillips, and Conoco). As a part of this re-branding, there was an initial decision to pull down all the Orange Ball signs and replace them with monument-style signs in the red orange and blue color scheme.

In response to overwhelming negative publicity generated by a grassroots Save The 76 Ball campaign, ConocoPhillips backtracked on this decision in January 2007, agreeing to donate several of the classic orange 76 balls to museums and to erect approximately 100 balls in the new red orange and blue color scheme.


The 76 ball is a very popular logo in the "Cult Style" of European car tuning (especially on VW Golf Mk 1 GTIs due to the debut year of 1976), and is also used on many clothing items in Japan as of 2005.


The 76 Ball also made a brief appearance in the 1991 film Point Break during the final airport escape scene.


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