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July 1997 |
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July 1997 |
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Experience the "9 Mile Adventure" by Rob Tucker
Is it a wooden-covered threaded strain dryspot?
This month's PIN features several interesting multipart porcelain insulators such as a variant M-2052, M-3460 with three "blue-jean seams", a couple of early Thomas insulators with pretty glazes, an odd Thomas marking, and a new 2-part style composed of only the top and middle skirt from a M-3740. Of special note is the first report of a multipart transposition style made by Canadian Porcelain Co.
M-2101 Canadian Porcelain Co. spool
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Last updated Friday, July 4, 1997
Insulator?
Strain?
Dryspot?
M-3230 and M-2350