RECENTLY FOUND IN ALBERTA, CANADA. INFO. AS PRINTED ON SIDE OF BOX: KIMBLE GLASS OWENS-ILLINOIS (BELIEVED TO BE ORIGINALLY SHIPPED TO) NORTHERN ELEC CO ST.JAMES WINNIPEG MANITOBA CANADA (AS STAMPED ON TOP OF BOX) WE BELIEVE MOLD # INDICATES DATE OF MANUFACTURE 1960. WE UNDERSTAND THIS IS A VERY COMMON INSULATOR BUT THOUGHT IT WOULD MAKE A NEAT ADDITION TO OUR COLLECTION AND DIDN'T WANT TO SEE IT PARTED OUT AND MADE INTO CANDLE HOLDERS/LAMPS ETC. JUST WONDERING IS IT AT ALL COMMONPLACE TO FIND INSULATORS IN ORIGINAL BOXES ? ARE THEY WORTH ANYTHING TO ANYONE OR JUST A NEAT (TOO US ANYWAY ) PART OF OUR COLLECTION ? THANKS FOR ANY THOUGHTS ON THIS POST