Gasoline Collection (page 3)

Standard Gas station, 4589 Broadway, New York City, May 2, 1917 (b / w photo)
1079027 Standard Gas station, 4589 Broadway, New York City, May 2, 1917 (b/w photo) by Hassler, William Davis (1877-1921); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

Gasoline at an air base somewhere in England during Second World War. 21st November 1944

Petrol pumps on the pavement at a service station at Ellesmere, Shropshire, England, a practice not permitted by local by-laws. Green Shield stamps for sale! Date: 1960s

Signal Gasoline Date: 1940

Layers Under the Sea

Gas Can on Fire
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Lemon drop man
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Customers at Service Station
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Gas Station Pump
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Gas pump
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World With Oil Barrel and Car
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Gasoline Attendant
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Fossil Fuel
Save Gas - vintage gas station sign Kansas City, Mo

USA, Arizona, Jerome, Brightly painted antique gas sign, Gold King Mine

First Flight of a Liquid Propellant Rocket
Dr. Robert H. Goddard and a liquid oxygen-gasoline rocket in the frame from which it was fired on March 16, 1926, at Auburn, Massachusetts. From 1930 to 1941, Dr

Illustration, cross-section diagram of catalytic converter with arrows indicating the direction of emissions flow

Abandoned Gas Station in Arizona Desert
Old Gas Station in Quartzsite, Arizona during the day with two blue gas pumps. In the desert. 1930s or 1940 s

Wilhelm Kress float plane with three wings, built in Austria in 1898, was the first fullsize airplane with a gasoline
FLOAT PLANE, 1898. Wilhelm Kress float plane with three wings, built in Austria in 1898, was the first fullsize airplane with a gasoline engine

Ruins of an abandoned gas station, mid-century architecture
The ruined remains of a gas station near Utah Colorado border Service Station Midcentury Architecture

Pumpjack In A Canola Field

Silhouette Of Pumpjack With The Orange Glow Of The Sun Rising; Longview, Alberta, Canada

Silhouette Of Pump Jack With The Orange Glow Of The Sun Rising On The Horizon; Longview, Alberta, Canada

American Rocket Society ARS-4, 1934. Creator: NASA
American Rocket Society ARS-4, 1934. This motor was used in the flight of ARS #4 on Staten Island, New York City, USA, on September 9, 1934. It burned liquid oxygen and gasoline

Indian Springs Station, Nevada, USA
Tim Harnedys Indian Springs Station (motel and car service) on the road between Beatty and Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Date: 1939

Djupivogur Iceland
Oil storage at Djupivogur, Sounthen part of Iceland

OKLAHOMA: CADDO, 1938. The small town of Caddo, Oklahoma, most of its inhabitants having migrated to the Pacific Coast, probably because of drought. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, June 1938

LAMBERT AUTOMOBILE, 1891. Automobile made by John William Lambert in 1890-91, known as the Buckeye gasoline buggy. Photographed by Walter Lewis in Ohio City, Ohio, August 1891

Esso Petrol Pricing Sign Kyoto

Morecombe Bay gas field, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Idaho, USA. Signs on an old gas station in the American Midwest

A gasoline motor car running from San Diego, La Holla, California, USA Date: circa 1910

Service station, Wendover, Utah-Nevada, USA
State Line Service Station at Wendover, on the border between Utah and Nevada, USA. Date: 1950s

Cool Springs, Arizona, United States. Route 66

INDUSTRY: OIL REFINERY. Railroad cars lined up to receive cargoes gasoline from a refinery, to ship to allied units fighting in World War II. Photograph, c1944

AMOCO GAS STATION, c1925. Amoco gas station at 14th and Belmont streets in Mount Pleasant, Washington, D.C. The sign on the roof reads Toot-An-Kum-In, a pun on the pharoahs name. Photograph, c1925

OIL DELIVERY TRUCK, c1920. Texaco oil delivery truck and driver. Photograph, c1920

HOLY LAND: JERUSALEM. A man on the street in Jerusalem carrying a large load of gasoline tins on his back. Photograph, late 19th or early 20th century

Big Deutzer twin engine located on both sides of the crankshaft cylinders

Otto vertical engine

Steam and gas vehicles
Antique illustration of steam and gas vehicles

Vapor pump with vertical boiler
Antique illustration of a vapor pump with vertical boiler

Drainage - placing tubes
Antique illustration of a man placing tubes for drainage

Vertical wall steam plunger
Illustration of a Vertical wall steam plunger

Oil pumping station, cross section

GAS STATION, 1942. Sign announcing Now Out of Gas, placed outside a gas station on upper Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, D.C. Photographed by Marjory Collins, July 1942

SERVICE STATION, 1939. A roadside service station between Tulare and Fresno on U. S. 99, California
SERVICE STATION, 1939. A roadside service station between Tulare and Fresno on U.S. 99, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, May 1939

GASOLINE PLANT, c1942. Phillips gasoline plant at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Photograph by Jack Delano, c1942

Poster advertising Saxoleine, safety lamp oil (coloured engraving)
XIR222488 Poster advertising Saxoleine, safety lamp oil (coloured engraving) by Cheret, Jules (1836-1932); Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

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"Gasoline: A Journey Through Time and Controversy" In the vast tapestry of history, it has played a pivotal role, leaving an indelible mark on our world. From moments of profound tragedy to iconic symbols of American culture, this combustible liquid has shaped our lives in ways we may not fully comprehend. One haunting image stands out amidst the chaos - Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc engulfed in flames at a Saigon intersection. His self-immolation in 1963 was a desperate act of protest against President Ngo Dinh Diem's anti-Buddhist measures. This powerful photograph captured by Malcolm Browne serves as a reminder that they are fuel both destruction and defiance. Yet, there is also beauty hidden within its volatile nature. Picture yourself transported back to a retro desert scene with an old gas station nestled among towering saguaro cacti. The nostalgia evoked by such imagery takes us back to simpler times when road trips were filled with adventure and exploration. During World War II, gasoline powered more than just vehicles; it fueled the Mitsubishi A6M Zero aircraft soaring through the skies above battlefields. These war machines relied on every drop of fuel for their deadly missions, forever intertwining gasoline with tales of heroism and sacrifice. Advertisements from yesteryears further illustrate how deeply ingrained gasoline became in American society. Texaco's vibrant 1929 ad showcases their product as synonymous with progress while Mobil's 1935 advertisement exudes confidence in their motor oil's ability to keep engines running smoothly. Venturing into the Arizona desert reveals another relic from days gone by – an old gas station frozen in time. Its weathered facade tells stories of travelers seeking refuge under scorching sunsets along Route 66, where dreams collided with reality at each pump stop. But beyond these nostalgic scenes lies a darker side – oil derricks looming over Baku Azerbaijan’s shores, a testament to the insatiable thirst for petroleum.