Vintage gasoline pumps under glass - really !

[Eshaver]

O K , First Unitarian church in Richmond Virginia asked mne to do these as a favor to help out with fundrasing . I did them for that purpose so if yer in town , bid them up Plulleeeezzzzzeeeee......

yes kids , it's a glass vase turned upside down too........ The visable is a Bowser C- 117 from 1920, the kerosene pump in the middle is a John Wood 25gallon and the Clock dial is a Penn- O -meter from Pennsylvania Pump co -1932 . The visable has a small light that illuminateds the viasabile tank . The kerosene dispenser holds the switch and the Clock dial does the electrical connections . Ed Shaver

[Foxer]

Those look amazing, Ed!

[Wayne Buck]

Wow, Ed!!!

They look AMAZING!

I wish I was in town so I could bid on them!

[caine440]

Very well done!

[Sixties Sam]

Ed, you are the master of a rare art form! I've never known anyone who makes models of gas pumps. They're kind of a forgotten piece of automotive history. I'm glad you're keepin' them alive! Great work!

Sam

[Railfreak78]

I thought by now we were supposed to be able to beam around the world and other planets. It's 2010 I only say this cause I'd go bid on these beauties in a heart beat! Great work Ed

[Peter Lombardo]

Really nice work Ed. Your chosen subjects are not an item that I would think to model, but you sure are good at it. I am just old enough to remember seeing a few of those around in my youth. The upside down vase is a pretty slick idea as a cover for them. Great job as usual...good luck with the fund raise.