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An 'AA' cast-iron reflective pole head marker, patented 1927, by Franco Signs, in the form of the AA winged emblem, painted red on yellow, with red glass bead reflectors, 24cm high.

A Sphinx Spark Plugs enamel sign, single-sided, enamelled in four colours, some chips and overpainting in places and slight loss to lower right corner, 41 x 23cm, together with a Mobiloil shield-shaped enamel sign, 31 x 31cm, a Gargoyle Mobiloil Lubricants red-painted cylindrical fire-extinguisher case with curved enamel plaque to door, 48cm high, and two tin signs for Gargoyle Mobiloil, 38 x 30cm, and Pratt's Motor Oil, 58 x 32cm.
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A 'Dragonfly Motor Oils and Greases' double-sided wall mounting enamel sign, with blue lettering on yellow enamel, with flange mounting, 36 x 45cm.

A 'Wakefield Motor Oil' double-sided wall mounting enamel sign, by Patent Enamel Co.Ltd. of Birmingham & London, featuring depiction of an oil can, in green, light grey and red enamel with flange mounting, some chips and rusting in places, 38 x 46cm.

A 'Wakefield Castrol Motor Oil' double-sided wall mounting enamel sign, by Patent Enamel Co.Ltd. of Birmingham in green, white and red enamel with flange mounting, some chips and loss in places, 38 x 46cm.

Two oil cabinet shaped enamel display signs for 'Redex' and 'Shell Oil', the first for 'Redex' is double sided in red, white and blue enamel, 21 x 61cm and the second for 'Guaranteed Shell Oil', single sided, 24 x 63cm, some minor chips in places to both.
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Two enamel signs for 'Shell Motor Spirit' and 'Power Petrol', both single sided, the 'Shell Motor Spirit' by Protector Enamel Signs, in red, black and yellow enamel, 137 x 46cm and 'Power Petrol' by Stocal Burton, in green, black and white enamel, 122 x 30cm, some wear and rusting in places to both.
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An 'Aeroshell Lubricating Oil' tin advertising sign, single sided with printed lithograph image after Edward Mcknight Kauffer 1932 of a racing car, subtitled The Aristocrat of Lubricants, some light scratches in places, slight warping, 48 x 73cm.

Two early cast iron road warning signs, both painted black raised lettering on white, the first large diamond-shaped, by Great Western Railway Co., a weight limit sign for one, two, and three ton vehicles, some surface corrosion, 126 x 78cm, with two wall-fixing bolts, the second by W & F. Wills Ld. Engineers of Bridgwater, rectangular, for traction engines and heavy motors, 52 x 79cm.
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A 'Trojan Cars and Vans Sales & Service Depot' double sided shaped enamel sign, in orange, blue, grey and white enamel featuring image of a Trojan warrior, with holes for wall mounting, some rusting and loss in places to one side, 67 x 52cm.