Vintage Phillips 66 Ethyl Porcelain Sign- Service Station Gasoline Americana

Phillips 66 Ethyl Gasoline metal sign. Features the classic Phillips 66 shield with bold red and black graphics and the bright yellow Ethyl emblem. Strong contrast, crisp lettering, and excellent display presence. Phillips 66 was one of America's most recognizable highway fuel brands, founded in the 1920s and known for its shield-shaped signage along major U.

The "Ethyl" badge refers to the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation's anti-knock additive, widely promoted from the 1930s through the 1960s to improve engine performance and reduce knocking in early automobiles. Service-station signs from this era often highlighted Ethyl branding to signal premium fuel quality. Sign measures approximately 11.75" Tall x 10.75" Wide. May have rust, chips, scratches, imperfections.

Made from heavy gauge steel with a glossy finish. Please review all photos as the item in the photos is the exact item that you will receive.

Great for man cave, garage, shed, bar or workshop.