Harry Ford Sinclair started with $50 million in assets, borrowed another $20 million on top of it, and built Sinclair Oil & Refining Corporation in 1916. The company's now-iconic dinosaur wouldn't show up for another 14 years.
Solid metal bottle opener with a printed vintage Sinclair Aircraft emblem. Compact, sturdy, built for real use — not just display. Great for the fridge, bar cart, or garage wall.
Sinclair's aviation line extended that same premium-fuel positioning to the growing general aviation market of the era — the same brand promise that put over 8,100 Sinclair stations on the map by 1933.
The perfect gift for aviation enthusiasts, petroliana collectors chasing Sinclair pieces, and pilots.
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