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REPRODUCTION VINTAGE SIGNS
Remember the signs you used to see at service stations and car lots? Here they are again. These authentic vintage signs are made from 18 gauge steel and feature a colorful baked enamel finish. Our Vintage signs add a finishing touch to your barn, workshop or garage
Over 100 different signs
18 gauge steel
25.5" diameter size, unless noted
Durable finish Features Baked Enamel Finish for a Durable and Cost Efficient Finish
Signs are Screen Printed with Nazdar Enamel and Baked at 180 Degrees
6 - 1/8" Mounting Holes for Ease of Mounting
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HISTORY OF SIGN:
Productos Sinclair is a Mexican sign from the era when foreign companies were allowed to operate in Mexico. That was before 1938 when President Cardenas nationalized the oil industry and established Pemex. In 1896, twenty-year old Harry Sinclair of Independence, Kansas, lost the family drugstore in a speculation just as an oil boom was beginning in the area and turned to selling lumber for oil derricks. On the side he bought and sold oil leases traveling all over southeast Kansas and northeast Indian Territory by train and buggy. By 1907, Sinclair's talent for picking successful oil investments made him the richest man in Kansas. In 1916 he borrowed $20 million from New York bankers to buy up undervalued assets in the Midwest to build new refineries at Kansas City and Chicago connected by a new pipeline and to combine those enterprises with companies he already controlled. Thus, at age thirty-nine, he established the Sinclair Oil and Refining Corporation, one of the ten largest American oil companies. With the rapid rise of the automobile, the conversion of ships and railroads from coal to fuel oil, and the coming of World War I, demand surpassed supply and sales soared.
Sinclair began producing oil in Mexico before World War I. The Sinclair rooster trademark was used in Mexico until President Lazaro Cardenas nationalized the oil industry in 1938 and Petroleos Mexicans (PEMEX) replace the foreign companies.
"Sinclair" is a registered trademark & servicemark of Sinclair Oil Corporation. The sign is reproduced under a license granted by Sinclair Oil Corporation.
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