Nice little collection of bullets i have put together.

Far left: CD 133.4 i got from my grandpa, has a large crack in it but it's a great insulator. 3rd to the left: Another CD 133.4, I wont mention who i got this one from as allot of people i know would rather i don't mention their names online but you know who you are and i think you. This one is a B mold with the rounded out dome, something i have hoped to add to my collection for a year or so now. 2nd to the left: Dark aqua bullet, bought this one from some crazy lady who thought it would make a good hat hanger along with it's original arm and 2 other bullets for $175. She was convinced the arm was rare so we got the insulator for $10. Wile horribly mutilated, i couldn't leave it there. First insulator on the right: CD 132, found this great insulator on a line in Nelsonville near the collage by some baseball fields. The line is from around 1876 (or if it's a different line, the 1850's) and i think (assuming it is the line i think it is) it is a spur line connecting the Cincinnati, marrieta, and something else railroad (excuse my spelling) with the Hocking Adena railroad that is currently a bike path. This ones in good shape to boot.

Thanks for looking,

-Bryan