Bruinoil Bruin Gasoline Neon Sign

The first commercial oil well in the United States was drilled in 1859 in Titusville, Pennsylvania by Edwin L. Drake. Drake, who was working as an agent for the Seneca Oil Company, used a steam-powered drilling rig to drill a well 69 feet deep. The well, known as the Drake Well, struck oil at a depth of just over 50 feet and began producing approximately 25 barrels of oil per day.

The success of the Drake Well marked the beginning of the modern oil industry, and led to a rapid expansion of oil exploration and production in the United States and around the world. The Drake Well is now a historic site and is open to the public as the Drake Well Museum, where visitors can learn more about the history of the oil industry and the impact of oil on modern society.

This neon sign is a tribute to the rich history of oil in Pennsylvania and the many companies that have contributed to its development. The sign measures 30 inches wide, 19 inches tall, and 4 inches deep, and is designed with the Bruinoil logo. It features hand blown glass tubes that are illuminated with a bright neon glow, creating a striking visual display that is sure to grab the attention of anyone who sees it.

This neon sign is a great way to show off your appreciation for the history of oil in Pennsylvania and the many companies that have contributed to its development. Its bright neon glow and striking design make it a standout piece in any home, garage, or business. Whether you're a fan of Bruinoil or just love the history of oil in the state, this neon sign is a must-have for any collector. So why wait? Add this neon sign to your collection today and let your love for the history of oil in Pennsylvania shine bright.

• Dimensons: 30" x 19" x 4"
• 120 volts
• Indoor use only
• 18 lbs