Big 24″ x 36″ Vintage repro Gilmore Gas BannerGame room, Man Cave, Garage Art, Workshop, BarA Gas Guy’s art piece!Printed on 13oz professional Banner material, Hemmed & grommetted in brass.$39 DiscoveryGilmore struck oil while drilling for water on his dairy farm in Los Angeles’ Fairfax district. ExpansionGilmore’s son, Earl Bell Gilmore, took over the company in 1918 and expanded it into a large distribution network. At its peak, Gilmore Oil had over 3,000 gas stations on the West Coast. MarketingGilmore used creative marketing to promote his brand, including a truck that traveled to neighborhoods selling gas. The truck’s sign read, “Someday you will own a horseless carriage. Our gasoline will run it”. Gas stationsGilmore’s “Red Lion” brand gas stations were popular in the West. One of the stations, the Gilmore Gasoline Filling Station, was featured in the films L.A. Story (1991) and 48 Hours (1982). AcquisitionIn 1948, Mobil bought out Gilmore Oil. Deals you can trust. Ebay seller since 1999.See all my stuff here:https://www.ebay.com/str/sixthfloorstickers?_trksid=p2334524.m570.l113337