W.F. Homeyer signed on as an Amoco distributor in Gainesville, Georgia, in 1933, then gave his fuel a name built for range — Clipper, with a twin-engine plane rendered in black and red as the emblem's centerpiece.
This 6oz stainless steel flask carries the Clipper Petroleum emblem printed on a durable powder-coated white finish. Screw-top lid with leak-proof seal, slim profile fits a jacket pocket or bag.
Clipper Petroleum's globes and station signage are documented in the petroliana collector record, tracing back to Homeyer's original North Georgia distribution territory — a regional brand that punches well above its size in collector interest.
The perfect gift for petroliana collectors, Amoco and Georgia oil history enthusiasts, groomsmen and outdoor trips, and anyone who wants a genuine piece of flight history in their pocket.
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