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In 1930, Texaco took part in the ultimate promotional paradox for a fuel company, by sponsoring a trans-America glider flight. Captain Frank Hawks, an ex-air service pilot and holder of many early...

In 1930, Texaco took part in the ultimate promotional paradox for a fuel company, by sponsoring a trans-America glider flight. Captain Frank Hawks, an ex-air service pilot and holder of many early...

In 1930, Texaco took part in the ultimate promotional paradox for a fuel company, by sponsoring a trans-America glider flight. Captain Frank Hawks, an ex-air service pilot and holder of many early...

Featuring the iconic Texaco Havoline Formula Fuel Tanker used for sponsoring the 1996 Olympic Games. Working Headlights and Taillights - Dual Sound Switch For Horn and Back-Up Alert - You...

Texaco Porcelain Oaklawn Filling Station Racing Champions Inc. 1996 Second in the Series No.09491T NEW Approximate Size: 5" Wide x 5.5" High x 9.5" Deep. - With Lighted Interior...

The Texaco "American" tugboat was built in 1918 by the Texas S.S. company and delivered to it's home port of Port Arthur, Texas in January of 1919. Equipped with two 500 pound anchors...

ERTL Wings of Texaco 1929 Curtiss Robin Airplane 6th In The Series NEW Authentically scaled replica Curtiss Robin Airplane - Die-Cast Metal Coin Bank - Highly Detailed With landing Gear...

Purchased by Texaco in 1941, this beautiful Beechcraft D17S "Staggerwing" was a b-seat, equal span, single bay biplane. It was driven by a powerful 450 H.P. 9-cylinder radial, air-cooled...

Lot of 2 Ertl Collectibles Texaco Fire Chief Tugboat Bank Lot Vehicles New This lot of 2 includes both the Regular & Special Editions Year Released: 2000 - First In A Series - 2000...

This lot of 2 items includes the Texaco Diamond T Tanker 1934 Doodle Bug with a locking coin bank and key, as well as the 1949 White Tilt Cab Tank Truck. Texaco - 1934 Diamond T Tanker Doodle...

Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline Tanker TruckSeason's GreetingsTo Operate:Lights: slide switch/hatch cover forward for LIGHTS-ON, slide switch/hatch cover in opposite direction for LIGHTS-OFF.Sound: A...

Texaco's first refinery was in Port Arthur, Texas. It continually expanded its crude product capacities during the first half of the 20th Century. As the refinery grew firefighting equipment was...

Texaco 1949 International KB-8 Fuel Tanker Vehicle 1999 First Gear #19-2424 NRFB Die-Cast Metal - Precisely 1:34 scale - Limited Edition - Posable Barrel - Recommended for ages...

This replica 1918 MACK AC Bulldog Flatbed Truck is representative of those used by Texaco jobbers and distributors to deliver quality, dependable Texaco products in the early 1900's. Texaco...

The mighty tugboat Texaco Fire Chief was built in 1967 to serve Texaco's operations in New York Harbor. The tug worked out of the company's Bayonne, New Jersey terminal helping to dock large oil...

This replica 1934 Diamond T Tanker is representative of those used by Texaco jobbers and distributors to deliver quality, dependable Texaco products in the 1930's and 1940's.Texaco continues to offer...

•First in a continuing limited edition series•1930 Denver style Texaco filling station•UL approved lighted interior•Hand painted porcelain•Detailed fuel and oil delivery pumps•Manufactured...

This original Gamma, created for Frank Hawks, Aviation Department head for Texaco, was delivered to Texaco in December 1932. It was equipped with a Wright 14 cylinder engine of 785 horsepower. Its...

In 1929, when transcontinental flight was in its infancy, the Spokane Sun-God, piloted by Nick Mamer, with mechanic Art Walker, became the first airplane to make a non-stop round-trip...