Indian Gasoline's globe told two stories at once — a red ball with "INDIAN" arched above and "GAS" below, redesigned in 1922 to echo the Havoline trademark from the same company. Indian Refining Company developed the industry's first wax-free motor oil formula.
Sturdy T-bottom zip pouch that stands upright on its own. Available in Small and Large, with Black or White zipper. Vintage Indian Gasoline emblem printed front and center — great for a bag, desk, or bathroom counter.
The Texas Company bought Indian Refining in 1931, mainly to get its hands on that wax-free oil formula, and kept the Indian name alive regionally for over a decade before retiring it in the 1940s.
The perfect gift for petroliana collectors tracking Midwest oil history, classic car enthusiasts, and anyone who wants a genuinely useful everyday pouch with a real story behind it.
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