Pump Socks
Description: Wm. Penn was a gas brand of Canfield Oil Company of Cleveland, Ohio. SOHIO purchased it in 1945, but the Wm. Penn brand remained. In the 1970s, BP purchased SOHIO and rebranded some BP stations in the eastern U.S. to Wm. Penn. The brand remained until around 1990, when they were rebranded to BP.
Description: This product makes the perfect pump cover or casual wear. This "Champions Arent Born They Are Made Gym" design could make the perfect Birthday, Christmas, or any time gift for your friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband, mother, or father! It acts as a reminder of the drive and motivation you possess. It looks great in the gym during your workout or worn casually out on the streets. This graphic tee is the perfect gift for someone!
Description: M-Tex Oil is a fictional petroleum company meant to represent one of the biggest companies in the Texan oil industry. Founded during the '80s energy crisis to take advantage of domestic oil production, M-Tex takes center stage in the TV drama, Landman. The series follows Tommy Norris in the titular role as the guy who interacts and negotiates directly with landowners to acquire leases for the exploration and development of minerals or other energy sources on behalf of M-Tex.
Description: This vintage-style Route 66 T-shirt features a nostalgic desert scene with a classic 1950s car pulling into an old-school gas station at sunset. Bold text reads “Last Stop Route 66” above, with the iconic Route 66 sign and the tagline “Fuel Up. Ride On.” below. Designed in warm, retro colors with a distressed effect, this shirt captures the spirit of the open road and American road trip culture—perfect for lovers of classic cars, vintage Americana, and the legendary Route 66. Ideal gift for travelers and retro style enthusiasts!
Vintage Car Tee | Route 66 Tee - Americana Road Trip Retro Classic Car Socks
by BeTheFirstToWear
$20
Description: Now a publicly traded Canadian company with global interests, Husky Energy was founded in 1938 in Cody, Wyoming (USA) as the Husky Refining Company, with the acquisition by Glenn Nielsen of assets of the 4-year-old Park Refining Company from founder Valentine Monroe Kirk. The first refinery was in Cody, with a second constructed later in Riverton, Wyoming. In 1946, the Company relocated to Canada, with the Riverton refinery moved to Lloydminster, Alberta to take advantage of the expanding asphalt and heavy oil opportunities in the area. A wholly owned subsidiary, Husky Oil and Refining Ltd., was created and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The Cody refinery continued operations well into the 1970s, producing primarily asphalt.
