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Essolube Oil Bottle US Quart Bottle Carrier

Essolube Oil Bottle US Quart Bottle Carrier

Made in U.S.A. 1933 - 1945. Embossed glass. This Imperial Oil Essolube galvanized steel oil bottle holder was manufactured as a rugged service station carrier to transport fresh motor oil right to a driver's open hood. The heavy-duty industrial tote features a distinct window-pane cutout design and is boldly embossed across the central divider metal with the product name "Essolube". The holder includes a matching set of eight embossed glass 1-quart bottles. Embossed on side. Some bottles embossed. All items are guaranteed authentic by Miller & Miller Auctions. All purchases are eligible for free delivery to the Winter 2026 Dixie Gas Show on December 4th. From the Barry Yorgason Collection.

Estimate:£317.79

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