There is an old Gulf advertising Rand McNally road map. It is not dated but it is believed to be from the 1940s. Many old Gulf products with their packaging are advertised on the map.

There is an old unused Gulf advertising premium American flag decal. The back with Gulf advertising is shown.

Next is a Gulf advertising pinback button. It pictures a fist and reads:

There is a Gulf advertising logo golf ball marker.

There is a sample Gulf gasoline credit card. This is not a real credit card.

There are two old color photograph slides. Both of these picture Gulf gas stations. One is dated 1976. The other one is not dated but it appears to be from the 1950s. Both of them have signs and gas pumps. The older one has Mountain View Cabin signs and cabins. The 1976 one has a garage, a Coca Cola machine, an old Volkswagen, other old cars, and a Ford tractor.

There are (2) old Gulf advertising match book covers. The blue one has no matches and the yellow one is unused with matches. The older one is from Corayer's Gulf Service Station in Brockton, Massachusetts. The newer one is from Tony's of Conway, New Hampshire.

There is a 1940s World War II Gulf advertising Ration Book Holder that came from Landry's Gulf Station of Lowell, Massachusetts. On the back there is Wartime Driving tips and information. There is no ration book inside.

There is a small black plastic box like part that opens. We are not sure what it is, but has the Gulf logo on the side.

The other two items in this lot are old advertising brochures for Gulf Solar Heat Heating Oil. The larger one (top left) has the advertising back shown. The front has a needlepoint home and inside is an elderly lady doing needlepoint work.