Gulf Gasoline Porcelain Sign

A bold navy-blue GULF wordmark with crisp white drop shadows stretches across the bright orange center of this round sign, framed by a white ring and a wide navy outer band with a thin white edge. It's the classic orange disc that marked Gulf pumps and stations, and the colors are deep and glossy. There are four mounting holes around the rim, and the back is a plain gray.

At 11.25 inches across, it's a bright, punchy piece for a garage, shop, man cave or game room wall, and a great fit for any gas and oil collection.

Fun fact: Gulf was named for the Gulf of Mexico near its Beaumont, Texas, roots, and in 1913 it opened what's credited as the first drive-in service station in the United States.

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