vintage Texaco "Reorder Flag

Inventory Signaling: These specific flags were used at Texaco service stations during the mid-to-late 20th century. Station operators would hang the flag outside or near the fuel pumps to signal to delivery truck drivers that the station was running low on fuel or motor oil and required a priority delivery reorder. Design Identity: The banner utilizes the unique, clean uppercase typography of Helvetica Black introduced during the brand's mid-century corporate modernizations. While the standard commercial signs were brightly colored in red, white, and green, specific corporate variants and operational flags were authorized in stark black-and-white formats for utility use. Dimensions and CollectibilityAuthentic pieces usually feature heavy-duty nylon or polyester blend construction designed to withstand outdoor weathering at service stations. They are highly sought after by petroliana (gas and oil) collectors for garage and man-cave displays. Common original dimensions range from roughly 2.5' x 3.5' up to 3' x 5' layouts.

Condition

Used (normal wear)