Standard Oil was once one of the most recognized names in fuel—and their signs were just as iconic. Our reproductions bring that history back to life, made the right way with kiln-fired porcelain enamel and heavy steel. These pieces don’t just look good—they feel right. For anyone who remembers when gas stations meant something, these signs belong on your wall.
Each sign, a tribute to those iconic images and nostalgic designs that defined history and changed the Advertising industry forever.
Every neon porcelain sign is proudly made in the USA with traditional methods; cut steel, kiln-fired enamel, bent glass tubes. No shortcuts—ever.
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