It was a time when station attendants wore blue overalls, wiped their brows with oily rags, and gazed out at dust clouds on the horizon. The gas stations were small architectural gems of modest rural functionalism, the staff knew how to pop a hood, and no one in the world dreamed of ordering an extra-large latte along the E4 highway. It's from this era that Sajab Vintage has sourced the items from Monica and Tosse Wallin's collection. Among the most remarkable pieces is an Esso pump from AB Ljungman's workshops, featuring a lamp globe made of white opaline glass from Pukeberg Glassworks—an absolute beauty standing at 330 cm. For those looking to take a break while their car is being serviced, perhaps those American slot machines might be of interest, or the batch of motor magazines that will take a few weeks to flip through. Add to that a stack of enamel signs, oil cans, hubcaps, and who knows what else one might find in a garage, and you have a glimpse of the offerings in Monica and Tosse Wallin's collection.
