Richfield Eagle Left Facing Porcelain Enamel Vintage Metal Reproduction

Richfield Eagle Die-Cut Porcelain Enamel Sign – Left Facing

Before modern oil branding became simplified and corporate, companies like Richfield used bold, aggressive imagery to stand out along the highways of the American West. The blue eagle became a defining symbol of Richfield gasoline, representing power, motion, and dominance in the competitive early petroliana era.

This left-facing Richfield Eagle sign follows that classic die-cut design. Built on heavy steel and finished in true kiln-fired porcelain enamel, it reflects the same construction methods used in authentic mid-century oil company signage. The layered blues, crisp white outline, and sculpted wing detail create the depth collectors expect from real porcelain — not printed metal.

Available in 16", 24", 36", and 48" sizes.

Key Features

• 16”, 24”, 36”, or 48” size options
• Die-cut eagle silhouette
• Heavy-gauge steel construction
• Kiln-fired porcelain enamel finish
• Deep gloss with layered enamel color
• Hand-punched mounting holes
• Indoor or outdoor use

Authentic Porcelain Construction

Each sign is made using powdered glass enamel fused directly to steel at high temperature. This process creates a smooth, glass-like surface with depth, durability, and weight that distinguishes true porcelain from thin decorative metal signs.

The die-cut eagle profile makes this piece ideal for vintage gas station displays, Route 66 themes, petroliana collections, and classic garage décor. Larger sizes — especially the 36” and 48” — provide the kind of visual presence historically seen on service stations and oil distributor buildings.

For collectors building a Richfield, West Coast oil, or early American gasoline brand display, the eagle remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after symbols.

Satisfaction Guarantee

We stand behind the craftsmanship. If you are not satisfied, we offer a no-questions-asked return policy with free return shipping and a full refund.