As technology evolved, gravity-fed gas pumps gave way to more modern fuel-dispensing methods, especially in larger cities. The Bennett 150 gas pump, dating from 1929 to 1935, has been restored in Gulf colors. The Bennett 150 pump was called “Clock Face” because its center dial resembles a wall clock. This older restoration is in excellent condition, with minor chips and marks that have developed over the years. The pump mechanism is missing, so this pump is for display only. Additionally, the metal globe features reproduction lenses dated July 1985. The pump is missing both the gas pump hose and the handle. One glass lens has a hole because the center shaft protrudes through the clock face. The gas pump faces and brass plaques are replacements. The cast iron base measures 22 inches square, and the pump stands 92 inches tall with the globe attached. This pump is not shippable; it will require a third-party shipper or pickup. 21356-EPPP