RARE VINTAGE 1920s / 1930s AUTOMOBILE DASHBOARD OIL MILEAGE CLIP REMINDER**

Advertising: "The Eiswerth Company" — Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Up for sale is a phenomenal piece of early American automobilia history. This is an original mechanical dashboard mileage tracker clip distributed as a promotional premium by The Eiswerth Company, which operated a service station at the corner of 3rd and Centre Streets in Pottsville, PA (Gasoline, Oil, and Tires).

Before window stickers existed, drivers clipped this brass-plated meter directly to their vehicle's dashboard or sun visor, or rearview mirror manually spinning the numerical dials with a pin to note when their next oil change was due.

INCREDIBLE SURVIVING COMPONENT:

What makes this piece truly remarkable for collectors is the inclusion of its original paper instruction pocket instructions titled "Setting The Oil Meter" and the original  set pin. It includes detailed directions, a graphic of the dial mechanism, and states "(Made in U. S. A.)" and "(Pat. Appl'd For)". Finding these early premium pieces with their fragile original instructional paperwork completely intact is exceptionally rare.

CONDITION REPORT:

* **Metal Clip:** Excellent vintage condition. Crisp, clear black text overlay. The brass-toned gold plating retains brilliant luster with minimal tarnish or oxidation. Dials spin freely.

Paper instructions - Beautifully preserved with rich, clear graphics. Natural vintage aging/browning to the paper stock. Structural folds are fully intact with no major tearing or severe separation.

SHIPPING & HANDLING:

The item will be securely packed in protective wrap and shipped inside a rigid box to guarantee the fragile paper envelope does not get bent or crushed during transit. Worldwide tracking included.

Please see all photos to evaluate the item's condition. Reach out if you have any questions!