American origins
  1. 1905, Automobile Gasoline Co.
  2. 1905, Bowser Self-measurnig Pump
  3. 1906, Tokheim Dome Oil Pump
  4. 1908, Ford Model T
  5. 1910, Lighted globes
  6. 1920, Visible pumps
  7. 1920, Gasoline stations
  8. 1928, Volumetric pumps
  9. 1930, Clock-face models
  10. 1933, Contometric display

    Italy and Europe
  1. 1918, Automobile diffusion
  2. 1918, Double-vessel pumps
  3. 1919, Bergomi models
  4. 1923, Siap Italian Gas Station
  5. 1924, Bergomi and Victoria
  6. 1929, 17,000 gasoline pumps
  7. 1929, Imperial Rome inspiration
  8. 1930, Bergomi production
  9. 1932, Volumetric pump
  10. 1948, Mixing pumps
    Globes
  1. More visibility
  2. Structure and materials
  3. The end of globes
    Packaging
  1. From barrel to cans
  2. Gasoline went into the cans
  3. Packaging design
  4. Unusual package formats
    Signs
  1. Brand name
  2. Competition
  3. From sales locus to roadside
  4. Metal and plastic
    Equipment
  1. Pump evolution
  2. Industrial equipment
  3. Air pump and oil pump
    Promotional
  1. Promotion
  2. Gasoline promotion
  3. Competitive market
    Graphic design
  1. Kerosene and gasoline
  2. Futurism and Cubism
  3. Shell and Agip: strategies
  4. From élite to usual
    Toys
  1. Reality for childrens
  2. Toy cars