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Thursday, April 15, 2010






the remains of a model a axle that was momentarily revealed by the shifting beach http://chromefin.blogspot.com/2008/10/shifting-sands_09.htmlLabels: abandoned, neglected, pre 1930's gas station






the remains of a model a axle that was momentarily revealed by the shifting beach http://chromefin.blogspot.com/2008/10/shifting-sands_09.htmlLabels: abandoned, neglected, pre 1930's gas station
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The photo posted by Fabio Almeida was made in the district Taquaras rural Burnt Ranch, Sierra Santa Catarina.
Labels: pre 1930's gas station
The photo posted by Fabio Almeida was made in the district Taquaras rural Burnt Ranch, Sierra Santa Catarina.
Labels: pre 1930's gas station
The photo posted by Fabio Almeida was made in the district Taquaras rural Burnt Ranch, Sierra Santa Catarina.
Labels: pre 1930's gas station
The photo above is from 1920, highlighting the "torpedo" a Ford TT.
The coolest thing in this image is the writing on the wall of the warehouse: Custodian of gasoline "Motano"-Standard Oil of Brazil.
So this was the sale of "Gazolina" in the early days! Well before the gasoline pumps, fuel was sold in department stores in brass!
http://antigosverdeamarelo.blogspot.com/2010/01/jacarei-curiosidades.html
Labels: Gas, pre 1930's gas station
The photo above is from 1920, highlighting the "torpedo" a Ford TT.
The coolest thing in this image is the writing on the wall of the warehouse: Custodian of gasoline "Motano"-Standard Oil of Brazil.
So this was the sale of "Gazolina" in the early days! Well before the gasoline pumps, fuel was sold in department stores in brass!
http://antigosverdeamarelo.blogspot.com/2010/01/jacarei-curiosidades.html
Labels: Gas, pre 1930's gas station
The photo above is from 1920, highlighting the "torpedo" a Ford TT.
The coolest thing in this image is the writing on the wall of the warehouse: Custodian of gasoline "Motano"-Standard Oil of Brazil.
So this was the sale of "Gazolina" in the early days! Well before the gasoline pumps, fuel was sold in department stores in brass!
http://antigosverdeamarelo.blogspot.com/2010/01/jacarei-curiosidades.html
Labels: Gas, pre 1930's gas station







