Service Station Stickers

A garage and filling station located in Benton, Harbor Michigan. 1940.

The Crosstown Auto Supply filling station and auto parts store. 1920.

The Hyattsville Auto Co, an early auto dealership and service station. Hyattsville, Maryland. 1920.

There are parts of old Route 66 where abandoned cars grow like weeds. This heap of rusting elegance is somewhere in Phillipsburg, MO along a stretch of road that once bustled with traffic.

Share your love of the service stations of the past!

A vintage ad for McDowell Brothers Inc. Gasoline.

The one stop shop for dangerous Motorcycle parts

Wear this design proudly to the fire house, to party or restaurants. Stoke up your fireman gear with this graphic art for firefighters, rescuers & volunteer firefighter. Perfect Christmas or birthday gift for your dad, grandfather, uncle or bad-ass women. Do you know someone who risks their life to save strangers? They extinguish blazes using a water hose & administer first aid. These public service workers work closely with other crisis response agencies such as police, EMT's & emergency medical service.

Boston's Beacon Oil Company was founded in 1919 and named after the city’s Beacon Hill. By 1992 they had opened more than 350 service stations throughout New York State and New England, most of which used elements of the 1700s era Massachusetts State House. This design emphasized the colonial past with its use of the State House dome, columns, balustrade and the prominent lantern which was humorously enough, mistaken for a typical coastal lighthouse. Beacon ran with the greater public perception and eventually played up the lighthouse in their logo design, including this 1942 example. Sometime in the '50s, Standard Oil of New Jersey bought out Beacon and all of their service station were converted to Esso stations.

A gas station and auto repair shop in Butte, Montana. 1939.

Aries Custom Graphics "Take A Beat" design. Inspired bu Gerard Cliff's favourite catchphrase in Blue Lights.