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⛽ Two pieces of gas station history sold the same day at Morphy Auctions. Together they brought $108,750. 😳
A Musgo “Michigan’s Mile Maker” porcelain sign and a Tropical Gas globe lens. 🌴
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📖 The Tropical Gas globe was found complete in Florida and has now been split. The brand is an unknown independent with no known history other than its Florida origins.
🌴 The Tropical Gas globe: a single 15-inch lens on its original low-profile metal body, with two palm trees, a sunburst, and the slogan “It’s speed. It’s power.” The listing calls it one of only two known lens examples.
🏆 The Musgo sign: a porcelain sign marked by Veribrite Signs, Chicago, for Muskegon Oil Company of Muskegon, Michigan, around the 1920s. The listing calls it the Holy Grail of gasoline advertising.
⭐ Both sold July 16, 2025, at @MorphyAuctions. The Musgo sign brought $79,950. The Tropical Gas globe lens brought $28,800. 💰
💚 Cover price: 25 cents. Sold for $6,300. 😮
Green Lantern #87, from 1971, is the first appearance of John Stewart. Neal Adams drew the cover and art, and CGC graded it 9.8. 🔥
🟢 Green Arrow co-stars on the cover.
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🎨 Denny O’Neil and Elliot S. Maggin wrote the stories. Neal Adams drew the cover and art, with additional art by Dick Giordano.
🔑 Why it matters: the first appearance of John Stewart, a cameo second appearance of Guy Gardner, and the first Elliot S. Maggin story. The listing calls it a key Bronze Age Green Lantern comic.
⭐ Sold for $6,300 at Hake’s Auctions on October 8, 2026. CGC graded it 9.8, near mint to mint, with off-white to white pages. 💰
🚗 A BMW, a Porsche, and a Chevrolet walk into an English auction house.
All three sold at Ewbank’s Auctions on October 7. The BMW M5 brought more than the other two combined. 😮
🏁 That BMW is one of only 300 built worldwide.
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ALT Four-panel collage. Top left, a matte gray 2014 BMW M5 sedan. Top right, a white 2005 Porsche 911 convertible with the black top down. Bottom left, a pale yellow 1957 Chevrolet station wagon with a white roof and chrome bumper. Bottom right, text reading “Three cars. One day. Ewbank’s Auctions, England, October 7.”
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⭐ The 1957 Chevrolet 210 “Bel-Air” station wagon sold for £12,320, or $16,268.02 at the time of sale. It had a professional light restoration and modernization before arriving in the UK. 🚙
⭐ The 2005 Porsche 911 (997) 3.6 Carrera 2 Convertible sold for £16,800, or $22,183.66 at the time of sale. It’s white with a rare optional Cocoa Brown extended leather interior. 🤎



