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Esso Lube Metal Crate with 8 Bottles 1 Quart

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A stunning and authentic piece of mid-century motoring history, this Esso EssoLube Motor Oil Bottle Set features eight original 1-quart glass bottles presented in their original metal carrying crate. A true collectible from the golden age of the garage, this set showcases Esso’s legacy of innovation and quality.

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Please Note: We sell original items from the early 1900s. All of our items have an expected amount of patina consistent with their age.

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Description

A stunning and authentic piece of mid-century motoring history, this Esso EssoLube Motor Oil Bottle Set features eight original 1-quart glass bottles presented in their original metal carrying crate. A true collectible from the golden age of the garage, this set showcases Esso’s legacy of innovation and quality.

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Historical Significance

Produced by Esso, the European arm of Standard Oil, this EssoLube bottle set reflects a time when reusable glass containers were the standard for dispensing engine oil.
During the 1940s and 1950s, service stations filled these heavy-duty bottles from bulk oil drums, with each bottle designed for repeated use. The embossed “EssoLube” branding reinforced the company’s dedication to quality lubricants and brand consistency across its network of garages and petrol stations.

Condition

This example remains in excellent vintage condition for its age, with eight complete 1-quart bottles and the original EssoLube crate intact. The bottles display light residue and patina consistent with workshop use, while the metal carrier shows age-related wear and surface marks that highlight its authentic industrial character. Together, they present a beautifully preserved example of classic motoring equipment.

Collectibility