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TEXACO GAS STATION #1 1920\'s Style Dallas Texas Lefton \'95 HO Scale Building MIB For Sale


TEXACO GAS STATION #1 1920\'s Style Dallas Texas Lefton \'95 HO Scale Building MIB
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TEXACO GAS STATION #1 1920\'s Style Dallas Texas Lefton \'95 HO Scale Building MIB:
$77.95

TEXACO NO. 1
from Lefton\'s Roadside USA - Service With a Smile: America\'s Gas Stations collectionAn original color Lefton fold-out brochure is included in the box showing the 6 Service Stations and 2 Limited Edition Gas Station General Stores ( Butch\'s and Deep Rock ) in this series!
Heavy cast resin - very detailed. Solid - does not light - already assembled - not a kit.
Made by Lefton. Designed & created by David Stravitz. Made in China.
Copyright Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc. Copyright Geo Zoltan Lefton Co. Copyright GT Notions. Item#: 10123
Dated: 1995
Size: 4\" tall x 7.25\" wide x 6.5\" deepCondition- Never used, never displayed. Your valuable collectible is well packed, protected and in great shape! Thisset comes in original box still sealed from the factory. Great price on a New-Mint-In-The-Box collectible that has been sold out for many years! I have a very limited quantity on a complete set of 6 Mint in Box New Old Stock service stations. The 2 cars shown in a the brochure picture are props - the cars are not included in this listing.
Texaco was formed when four Texas men discovered oil at Spindletop near Beaumont, Texas, in 1901. The simple logo of a red star on a white background harkens back to the Lone Star of Texas. In 1932, Texaco introduced Fire Chief gasoline, a higher quality fuel that met the octane requirements for fire engines. It was dispensed in the traditional red pumps at Texaco stations nationwide.This miniature gas station model features a unique hexagon shape and beautiful color. The red tile roof and bright blues, yellows, and greens give a nod to the Southwestern architecture, heavily influenced by Latin American style. The red and green gas pumps, colorful trash barrels, and hanging \"TEXACO\" and \"THE TEXAS COMPANY\" signs make it hard to mistake the function of this fantastic building. Over the main windows and entryway are colored Art Deco windows - perhaps stained glass or leadlight windows so popular at the time. This piece is perfect for small city displays or a diehard Texaco collector!It is close to HO scale, but I am not sure. The gas pump is 1\" high. From the box: \"When the first Model T rolled off the assembly line, American life rolled off in a new direction. In fact, it changed the American way of life forever. Gas stations sprung up on the newly paved highways, not the sterile, impersonal self-service stations we have today. In those halcyon days (when the service attendant not only filled the tank, but washed your windshield, checked your oil and put air in your tires) each station was an architectural marvel. From the indigenous architecture of the Texaco stations with their striking trademark and the fabulous Art Deco designs of the \"independents\", to the magnificent details of our two Limited Editions, this important addition to our Roadside, U.S.A. Collection is a \"must\" for all serious nostalgia buffs. Artist/designer David Stravitz painstakingly re-creates these replicas capturing every bit of dazzling detail. We cordially invite you to take a ride with us. Don\'t worry, there\'s no fear of running out of gas; not when you\'re traveling along Roadside, U.S.A.\"From the brochure: \"Texaco No. 1 - Circa 1920\'s Dallas, Texas. With its hexagon-shaped red shingled roof, this early Texaco Station had the feel of a Mexican Hacienda which was a popular style of architecture in the southwestern United States.\"Check my sales and store for others in the Roadside USA series, including America\'s Diners, Spectacular Vernaculars, Billboards, Fast Food Restaurants and more in the Gas Stations series. I also have porcelain signs, automobilia accessories, and fun decor to complete any retro look!

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Check out my other listings for a variety of 50’s Diner & Soda Fountain Decor and Necessities – Rock ‘n’ Roll –

TV & Music Memorabilia – American Roadside

Salt & Pepper Shakers – Advertising Signs – Beatles – Elvis – Pink Flamingos – Betty Boop

Gnomes - Victorian and Garden Accessories - Pinball and Jukebox Parts

Many items are new in the box and perfect for gift-giving! Most are out of production and very collectible!




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