Before there was brand mascots and marketing departments, there was the Scottie dog — and in the 1930s, America couldn't get enough of them. The Scottish Terrier was the defining pop culture icon of the decade. President Franklin Roosevelt's Scottie, Fala, was the most famous dog in America. When The Petroleum Products Co. of Kansas chose a bold, strutting Scottie as the face of their Dog-On Good Gasoline brand, they knew exactly what they were doing.
High-quality wall clock with full-surface printed face. Silent quartz movement — no ticking. Available in black base, white base, and wooden base with black or white hands. Requires one AA battery (not included). Durable construction with clear protective face.
The Petroleum Products Co. of Kansas made Dog-On Good Gasoline during the 1930s — a regional independent that competed fiercely for Kansas drivers with bold branding and one of the most charming mascots in American petroleum history. The Scottie dog was the most popular dog in America at the time. They knew exactly what they were doing.
The perfect gift for petroliana collectors, Scottie dog lovers, Kansas history enthusiasts, garage and man cave decorators, classic car guys, and the dad who appreciates something with a real story behind it.
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