Dog-On Good Gasoline Canvas Wall Art — Vintage Scottie Dog Petroliana | The Faded Label Co.

The Scottie dog that sold gasoline in Kansas is now on your wall. Dog-On Good Gasoline — a 1930s regional petroleum brand from The Petroleum Products Co. of Kansas — featured one of the most charming mascots in American petroliana history. A bold, strutting Scottish Terrier rendered in the graphic commercial art style of the era, preserved here on a stretched canvas built for garages, dens, man caves, and collector rooms that deserve something with a real story behind it.

Stretched canvas wall art printed on a matte-finish cotton-poly composite mounted on a 1.25" radial pine frame. Printed with UL-certified Greenguard Gold latex inks for vivid, non-toxic color. Soft rubber corner dots and hanging hardware included. Available in three sizes: 12x12, 16x16, and 20x20. Minor size tolerance +/- 1/8".

Dog-On Good Gasoline was produced by The Petroleum Products Co. of Kansas during the 1930s — the same company behind Tioga Gasoline out of Chanute, Kansas. The Scottie dog mascot was no accident: President Franklin Roosevelt's Scottish Terrier Fala was the most famous dog in America during the Depression era, and regional brands knew it. The name itself — Dog-On Good — was a family-friendly stand-in for something stronger, the kind of wordplay that looked great on a sign and sounded even better at the pump.

The perfect gift for petroliana collectors, Kansas history enthusiasts, Scottie dog lovers, garage and man cave decorators, and anyone who appreciates the golden age of American roadside advertising art.

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