Wayne 519 Gas Pump: 10 Gallon Visible Red Crown Gasoline Top – VGP5008
Rarest Of Rare, This Wayne Visible Gas Pump 519 With Positive Stops From The 1920’s Has Been 101 Point Restored To Fully Original, Working Condition, Pump Gas Or Beer At Your Happy Days Party. It’s On Wheels, And Can Be Air Operated As Well As By Hand. A Must Have For The Discriminating Collector.
A Signed World Class Fine Art Restoration By Award Winning Artist H.J. Nick, Our Restored Visible Gas Pumps Are Among The Finest Examples Found Anywhere
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Wayne 519 Gas Pump: 10 Gallon Visible Red Crown Gasoline
This vintage Wayne 519 gas pump is a fully restored, original visible tank, 10 gallon, hand operated pump from the 1920's, with positive stops. At ArtFactory.com our restorations are second to none, because nobody in the business has been doing it longer, or pays as much attention to details. Like all of our vintage gas pump restorations, it has been restored both inside and out to working museum quality standards. This means even the parts that you can't see. It is a fully original, Wayne, hand operated, visible gas pump from the 1920's, with original, period correct signage for Red Crown Gasoline, including original milk glass gas globe light. When we say all original, we mean all the way down to the fully restored original measuring sticks as pictured. This vintage Wayne 519 gas pump features an original, clear glass, 10 gallon tank. This pump measures 128 inches tall (from the base to the top of the globe), and has a 23 1/2 inch diameter base. These pumps were manufactured between 1926 and 1929.
Wayne 519 Gas Pump Specifications
- Type: Visible Hand Operated Pump
- Company: Wayne
- Model: 519
- Station Signage: Red Crown Gasoline
- Era: 1926-1929
- Place Of Manufacture: Fort Wayne, IN, USA
- Color: Red/White
- Globe: Original Milk Glass
- Tank: Original 10 Gallon Clear Glass
- Dimensions: 10 Feet 8 Inches (128 Inches) Tall With Globe With 23 1/2 Inch Base Diameter
- Condition: Fully Restored To Working, Museum Quality Collector Condition
Vintage Wayne 519 Gas Pump Additional Restoration Details
This vintage Wayne 519 gas pump has been branded with Red Crown Gasoline signage that is original from the period. It features an original milk glass, gas pump globe, and paint scheme that is correct to the era. The vintage gas pump that has been restored here is one of Wayne's most highly collected models of visible pump. The body of the pump is galvanized metal and has been painted primarily red with white accents at the top and base. The glass gas tank includes original measuring sticks. The pump was originally manufactured by Wayne in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
This vintage visible gas pump has been completely restored to museum quality. All parts are historically correct and original, and are in full working order. Contact ArtFactory.com today at 1-800-292-0008 to get pricing on this vintage Wayne 519 gas pump, or get started on your own vintage gas pump restoration today. We can restore vintage gas pumps to any station or theme of your choice. Not only that, but we are a one-stop-shop for your petroliana themed man cave, and have one of the largest selections of authentic, collectible vintage porcelain signs for sale anywhere. Don't settle for low quality reproductions that will never have any long term value, when you can own "the genuine article".
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Wayne Gas Pumps Company History
Wayne Gas Pumps has a long and storied history in the petroleum industry. Founded in 1891, Wayne Engineering Company began as a manufacturer of oil and gasoline pumps. The company's innovations and contributions have played a significant role in the development of the fueling industry.
Here's a brief overview of Wayne Gas Pumps' history:
- Early Years (1890s - 1920s): Wayne was established in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and initially focused on mechanical oil pumps. In the early 20th century, they expanded into gasoline pumps, becoming known for their reliable and innovative designs.
- Innovation and Growth (1930s - 1950s): During this period, Wayne introduced several groundbreaking products. For example, they developed the first visible gas pump, which allowed customers to see the amount of gasoline being dispensed. This era also saw the introduction of electronic meters, improving accuracy and efficiency.
- Post-War Expansion (1960s - 1980s): Wayne continued to expand and innovate, introducing new pump models and technologies. The company became a significant player in the global market, establishing a strong presence in many countries.
- Modern Era (1990s - 2000s): In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Wayne adapted to changes in technology and consumer demands. They integrated computerized systems and began focusing on environmental considerations, such as reducing emissions and improving fuel management.
- Recent Developments (2010s - Present): Wayne has continued to innovate with advancements in digital technology, including the integration of payment systems and enhanced security features. They also emphasize sustainability and efficiency in their product lines.
Wayne Gas Pumps is now a part of the larger global corporation, Dover Corporation, which acquired Wayne in 2006. The brand remains a significant player in the industry, known for its commitment to innovation and quality in fuel dispensing technology.
Vintage Gas Pump Display Carts: Islands With Wheels For Heavy Collectibles - GSI500
At ArtFactory.com we make vintage gas pump display carts so that you can conveniently move your vintage visible gas pumps and other heavy collectibles from place to place. These custom islands with wheels can be come built to suit you needs. They can be built to hold one gas pump, or you whole collection, and can also be built for lubesters and vending machines. These vintage gas pump display carts are an original design by award winning artist H.J. Nick, and are hand built in heavy gage steel. The even come complete with electrical wiring so that your pumps can plug right into the island. The are also UL listed.
Finally, a convenient way to display and transport your heavy collectibles. This example includes 25 Foot industrial duty cord with plug wired and 4 duplex electrical outlets. Vintage gas pump display carts can be custom designed to any size, and like all of our products are built custom made to order. They can also be hand finished in any color to match you collectibles or the color scheme of your man cave. The vintage gas pump display carts pictured feature a 1930's-50's era Texaco color theme. They are custom finished to appear as worn and aged concrete colored Texaco red and grease stained in a battleship gray.
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Wayne 519 Gas Pump Info
- All brass parts are solid polished original brass
- Rare collectors preferred original "Milk Glass" globe
- All sign-age is correct porcelain original era material (no fake foreign made parts or signs used)
- All internals have been polished and rebuilt
- Pump is in working order
- Backed by a century of fine craftsmanship since 1913
We are the oldest and largest restorer of fine art, museum quality, historically correct antiques, and supplier of genuine investment quality un-restored classic Americana (namely signs). Museum quality, historically correct means a world class restoration that preserves all original signs, badges, glass with anomalies, natural aged patina, ect. with non structural damage. All age wear and tear is proudly displayed, when possible, on signage and gas pump globes. Contact the Art Factory for information on restoring your antique gas pumps at 1-800-292-0008.
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