Petrol pump (1) - Mohawk Gasoline - Tokheim Piston Displacement CUT 870 - 1930-1940

The Mohawk Gasoline petrol pump, manufactured by Tokheim, represents an iconic piece of early 20th-century service station equipment. Dating from the 1930s to 1940s, this dispenser features the Piston Displacement CUT 870 mechanism, typical of fuel pumps from the era. Tokheim was a leading producer of gasoline dispensing equipment, known for precision engineering and durable construction. The Mohawk brand, often associated with Native American imagery in fuel marketing, was a recognizable name in petroleum retail. This petrol pump is a significant collectible reflecting the history of automobile fueling infrastructure, industrial design, and the expansion of car culture during the pre- and post-war decades.