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| This map was issued by Japan's Mitsubishi Oil Company, which operates under the Three Diamonds brand ("Mitsubishi" means "three diamonds" in Japanese, and the company uses three diamonds for its logo.) The pictured map depicts the island of Hokkaido and was issued in 1981. |
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| This Mobilgas map of Queensland was issued by the Australian subsidiary of Vacuum Oil Company during the Fifties. | This map was issued in 1962 after the brand name was streamlined from Mobilgas to Mobil worldwide. |
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| This 1996 is typical of the artistic map covers issued by Mobil to cover various parts of Australia. | This map of the U. S. Pacific island dependency of Guam was issued in 1969. |
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| Caption pending | Mobil's New Zealand subsidiary issued this map in 1958 using a style common to Mobil's non-North American operations during that period. |
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| Though it covers the French territory of New Caledonia in the south Pacific, this map was issued by Mobil's Australian subsidiary. | This map was issued by Mobil's New Zealand operation in 1973. |
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| This 1954 map was issued by the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, which marketed under the Mobilgas and Mobiloil brands in several regions of the world. | Caption pending |
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| This bilingual Mobilgas map of Thailand was probably issued during the late Forties, judging from the similarity of the color scheme to U. S. issues of that time period. |
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| Neptune was an independent Australian brand that has departed from the scene since this map was issued in 1960. | Petron is the brand name used by the Petrophil Corporation, an independent Phillipine firm consisting of the former operations of Esso. This map was issued in 1977. |
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| While Phillips 66 is a well-known and widespread brand in the United States, the company's duration "down under" was extremely short (approximately four years) and the firm only operated in parts of Queensland and New South Wales. As a consequence, Phillips maps from Australia are difficult to find. This map dates to 1964. |