Bell Oil Company ran stations up and down Oklahoma's stretch of Route 66, the kind of colorful pump globes drivers could spot from a moving car. Most of the physical stations are gone now — the last true Tulsa landmark came down in 2013, though the station's sign was rescued and preserved.
Set of 4 cork-backed coasters, 3.75" x 3.75" square. High-gloss printed MDF top, natural cork base protects surfaces. Vintage Bell Gasoline emblem printed in full color.
Bell's stations along Route 66 in Tulsa and Oklahoma City made it a recognizable name to generations of drivers passing through the state on the Mother Road.
The perfect gift for Route 66 enthusiasts, Oklahoma petroliana collectors, classic car buffs, and anyone with a soft spot for Mother Road history.
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