This post shows three different "strain" insulators which were used in a West Des Moines, Iowa industrial area. In 1974, I purchased a box of 11 Johnny Ball insulators at the Des Moines Salvation Army thrift store. I was told that they came from a person that recovered them in West Des Moines from a power line that was re-built. The picture shows the following:

CD-1138 No Embossing - Teal Blue - Crude With Bubbles (Left)

CD-1138 No Embossing - Ice Aqua - Crude With Bubbles - Slightly Large Than The Teal (Middle)

CD-1140 No Embossing - Dark Blue Aqua - Crude With Bubbles - Large Variant (Right)

Although these insulators are not rare, especially in the 1970's, I wanted to document the fact that they were found in Iowa. I'm thinking that these "strains" were made by Brookfield. Several views will be posted.

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The following is an interesting ICON article which deals with "Johnny Ball" size.

https://www.insulators.info/articles/johnny-ball.htm