An Oilzum-lubricated Stanley Steamer hit 127 miles an hour in 1906 — a land speed record, and proof of concept for one of the very first brand-name motor oils in America. White & Bagley Company developed Oilzum in 1905 out of their Worcester, Massachusetts works.
6oz stainless steel flask, double-walled construction, smooth powder-coated finish. Vintage Oilzum emblem printed on the front. Slips easily into a jacket pocket or glove box. Hand wash recommended.
The brand's first logo, a cartoon bucktooth boy, only lasted a few years before maturing into Oswald the chauffeur — the sharp-dressed, capped figure who'd carry the Oilzum name for decades. By 1912, Crystal Oilzum, the company's dedicated racing blend, had been used in more Indianapolis 500 winning cars than any other oil on the market.
The perfect gift for vintage racing enthusiasts, classic car collectors, petroliana collectors chasing early brand-name oils, and groomsmen.
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