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1. www.exxon.com › en › historyOur History - Memories and Milestones | Exxon and Mobil

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   In 1931, when Vacuum merged with Socony, the red Pegasus – a symbol of speed and power – was adopted as its U.S. trademark. In 1968, Mobil adopted new-look Pegasus service stations. The red Pegasus remains among the most recognized corporate symbols in American petroleum history.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MobilMobil - Wikipedia

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   Mobil is a petroleum brand owned and operated by American oil and gas corporation ExxonMobil. The brand was formerly owned and operated by an oil and gas corporation of the same name (Mobil Oil Corporation), which itself merged with Exxon to form ExxonMobil in 1999.

   • Founded: May 15, 1911; 112 years ago

   • Owner: ExxonMobil

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   What is Mobil Pegasus 1?

   • Mobil Pegasus 1 exhibits low volatility, a performance characteristic that helps reduce oil consumption and improve valve lubrication performance measurably. Its unique viscometrics and low traction coefficient reduce power losses and provide potential fuel economy benefits, particularly under variable load, speed and temperature conditions.

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   What is Mobil Pegasus 1 engine oil?

   • After converting all 40 engines to Mobil Pegasus™ 1 natural gas engine oil, a Canadian oil and gas producer tripled oil drain intervals, extended oil life and reduced wear.

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   Why did Mobil 'Pegasus' start a renewal program?

   • HomeBlogArt & ArchitectureMobil “Pegasus” When gas stations meet design! In the middle ‘60s, Mobil decided to start a renewal program to globally boost the company’s image. The intent was to have a uniform profile in all countries, to immediately identify Mobil’s products.

   Mobil “Pegasus” | Museo Fisogni

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   What does a red Pegasus mean?

   • In 1931, when Vacuum merged with Socony, the red Pegasus – a symbol of speed and power – was adopted as its U.S. trademark. In 1968, Mobil adopted new-look Pegasus service stations. The red Pegasus remains among the most recognized corporate symbols in American petroleum history.

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4. museo-fisogni.org › mobil-pegasusMobil “Pegasus” | Museo Fisogni

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   The first “circle stations” (or “Pegasus stations”) appeared in 1967; they were “designed for highway beautification as well as operating efficiency”. “Steel-and-plastic canopies, which provide shelter from rain and hot sun”, were accompanied by “cylindrical gasoline pumps” and “oil display units”.

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5. www.mobil.com › products › productsMobil Pegasus™ 1

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   Mobil Pegasus™ 1 is a high performance synthetic gas engine oil designed to meet the highest performance requirements of the most demanding naturally aspirated and turbocharged stoichiometric and lean-burn gas engines. It is formulated from wax-free synthetic base oils and a balanced additive system to provide performance that is unattainable ...

   • Ash, Sulfated, mass%, ASTM D874: 0.5
   • Pour Point, °C, ASTM D97: 48

   • Grade: SAE 15W-40
   • Viscosity Index, ASTM D2270: 137

6. www.thehenryford.org › collections-and-researchMobil Pegasus Sign, circa 1940 - The Henry Ford

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   Mobil formed from a merger of Socony and Vacuum Oil in 1931 -- both with extensive networks of gas stations. Mobil began sporting the flying red horse logo in 1934, with ads that boasted "A new sign rises to guide America's car owners to the gasoline and service they want."

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8. mancave.artfactory.com › product › vintage-neonVintage Neon Mobil Pegasus Sign: Large Roadside Advertisement

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   This is authentic roadside advertising that was used at Mobil Gas Stations, and was manufactured in the 1950's. This vintage neon Mobil Pegasus sign is in excellent condition as pictured, and is an American iconic artifact from the open road.

9. www.looper.com › 933196The Story Behind The 1932 Mobil Pegasus Horse Sign On ...

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   Jul 23, 2022 · Mobil's Pegasus is extremely important to the history of the American oil industry. History. According to the American Oil and Gas Society, this iconic Pegasus logo was first trademarked in...