Fill Er Up Please
A friend has moved their studio into an old factory building and parked in the courtyard of the complex is this cool pair of old gas pumps. I have never heard of Regent Gasoline before but according to Wikipedia it is/was owned by Texaco. Love the cool retro 40s curves of these guys and it's nice they have been left intact!
I also love these. So cool!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cool, I love vintage style, they are much more interesting than the modern cold lines, especially in this colour! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI agree these are great find and kept original!
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! Regent Gasoline is new to me too. :)
ReplyDeleteGood one Red!
ReplyDeleteThese two old soldiers are looking good, Redpat.
ReplyDeleteLocation-location.
ReplyDeleteMust be perfect for photo shoots.like fashion and car photos.
wow. neat to think these were commonplace at one point.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how gradually these type of things fade out of our minds and existence... and then when we do see them again, it's like whoa, I remember that! Nicely captured...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find. Interesting colour, too. (And they are not red like other Texaco pumps)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. Must be a great studio.
ReplyDeleteI hope these sentries guard the studio for many years to come.
ReplyDeleteThose two green friends remember when they served gas for $0.25!
ReplyDeleteDo they still pump gas? And can you pay via your iPad...:-)
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeleteI love these old gas pumps. When I was a little kid, I enjoyed hearing my dad say to the attendant "fill er up please".
ReplyDeleteHuh, just realised my post came up "Anonymous" - no idea why!
ReplyDeleteCool shot.
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