The Kansas Museum of History has such a pump that is on display at their
Museum in Topeka, if that helps.

Peter Lundskow
Boulder History Museum

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Looking for Visible Gas Pump

Good Morning - and apologies for cross-posting,

We are looking for a visible gas pump from the 1920s.  If there are any
museums in the Nebraska/Iowa area who might have a gas pump available,
please contact me at [log in to unmask]

Much thanks,

Sarah Swain

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