A small history of Czech pre-ww2 filling stations, especially a Prague-Klárov one.

Tatraplan in the fifties at the Benzina filling station

The nineteenthirties. Then a FANTO filling station.  Note “PRIJEZD” sign as the entrance sign seemed confusing, including for the confused British tourist, who must have been familiar with the  Czechoslovak left-hand traffic rules.

It even appeared in adverts

Tatra T75 on the right.  But, somehow, I have the feeling that this photo is photoshopped.

Another ‘thirties photo

Nineteenfiftees

Demolition in 1956

See: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=cs&tl=en&u=https://vysehradskej.cz/nejkrasnejsi-benzinky-stavel-gocar/

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=cs&tl=en&u=https://www.idnes.cz/auto/zpravodajstvi/benzin-cerpaci-stanice-benzinka-fantolin.A180216_130020_automoto_taj

Czech: https://vysehradskej.cz/nejkrasnejsi-benzinky-stavel-gocar/