Phillips 66 Gas Pump on Rt. 60 in Columbus, Wisconsin

by John Margolies

Travel back in time to the glorious era of automobile travel across America with this beautiful color photograph taken by the famous roadside photographer, John Margolies. Taken on the Route 60 road in Columbus, Wisconsin, in 1978, this photograph highlights the vintage "Flite-Fuel" unleaded fuel pump from the famous Bennett brand of Phillips 66.

John Margolies spent his lifetime taking photographs of the dying vernacular architecture and commercial art of America. This beautiful picture, archived at the Library of Congress, makes a perfect acquisition for petroliana lovers and fans of vintage Midwestern Americana.

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