There is a 1955 black & white photograph of an oil company truck. It has a roll up canvas side. The side of the truck is marked as follows:

There is an old photo of five oil wells of a coast somewhere. It is not marked.

There is an unused Venezuela post card. It has many oil wells in the water and one is on fire.

There is an old six panel brochure for Delco Heat Oil Burners. It has a distributor stamping on the back from E.A. Wilson Company of Lowell, Massachusetts. It is believed to be from the 1940s.

There are (2) old advertising match covers from Oil Heat Service, Inc.. There are no matches.

There are (2) old advertising match covers from Lipsons Oil Company of Boston, Massachusetts. There are no matches. These also advertise tires, motor oil gasoline, and heating oils.

There are (6) miniature metal oil wells. These are tiny and may have been game pieces. The year they were made is unknown and they are not marked.

There is an old plastic advertising premium telephone dialer. It was made in the U.S.A. by Beacon and is marked as follows:

There is an old wooden nickel that is marked:

There is an old business card from Maple Leaf Oil Sales of Arlington Heights, Massachusetts. It has an old phone number and also advertises Range Oil, Coal, Ice, Fuel Oil, Coke, and Metered Service.

There are two identical advertising premium Oil truck magnets. They are from D.F. Richard. They advertise Propane Gas, Fuel Oils, Heating, Cooling Service.

The last item in this lot is another advertising premium Oil truck magnet. It is from C.W. Lorden Fuel Corp.. It advertises Diesel Fuel, Gasoline, and Fuel Oil.