... junk. My brother found a lone Hawley beehive chunk on the fallen poles, we had never seen one of these on a pole before, either. On my solo ...

Here is a nice beehive with lots of small bubbles, a couple of bigger ones and a cool piece of debris in the dome. One ...

... a super saphire H.G.Co. Petticoat beehive ...

Here's a 3-date base embossed American beehive in a great shade of blue with some milk action around the threads for added character. A lot of ...

CD 145 W.G.M.Co. beehive in medium purple. This is the tougher Postal style. Factory mint with a slight open bubble on the ...

... I've shown here an olive amber Star beehive on left followed by an olive amber NEGMCO beehive in the middle. The olive green NEGMCO beehive on ...

... CD 145 O.V.G.CO. beehive in Aqua (not as blue as in photo, unfortunately!), VVNM, just one mini-fracture on inner skirt (no ...

Awesome amber swirls all over the thing, even accentuating the hairlipped skirt! Backwards S in USA...Wowie! This one has it all! This is why you need to get to the shows folks! No where else can you see awesome pieces ...

... in it and I saw this apple green beehive and so I looked at it and thought, cool this is kind of different from the other B insulators that ...

... bottom up shot of the underpour Hawley BeeHive ...

... got this crude massive underpour Hawley BeeHive and 13 other good clean mint insulators, which I will get a group shot of soon. This BeeHive has ...

This white porcelain beehive is simular to a CD 145 but without the inside skirt. The height is just over 4 inches and the base ...

Recently found this beehive in an antique store. It was in a poorly lit corner and my first thought was just another brown ... porcelain beehive. Was I pleased to see it was glass and very crude. The light green oval on the skirt is a result of ...

I had asked for help identifying this beehive found along an old rail bed ... kind enough to identify it as a 1930 beehive produced by Illinois Electrical Porcelain Co. The 119 is the company's model number for this style ...

I located a large number of these insulators on an abandoned rail line. I've not found them on the internet or my reference book. The state of Illinois is embossed with the number 119 inside the state and the number 30 ...

This is my Hawley beehive with overpour on one side. Looks like there was originally more extra glass that has broken off. ...

... on the dome of my sapphire blue NEGMCO beehive that I was referring to in my poll question. I have a couple of other NEGCMO pieces with these dots ...

... attempt to make a wide groove 145 beehive which was eclipsed by the more sturdy 164 (yes, that's a deep olive Brookfield 164 on the left in ...

Here is a CD 145 Brookfield CREB in some tone of yellow-green. Beyond the great color it is also in very near mint condition. The only flaw is a sliver flake missing at the inside of the pinhole where the threads ...

... style (?) next to a POSTAL and the WGM Beehive that I was referring to as a Postal style. The Grand Canyon style is in the middle ...

Here is a seldom seen Foree Bain Beehive. Condition is great for one of these, with a few chips, a sort of open bubble defect on the bottom ...

... on the dome like a regular Grand Canyon beehive. The threads are different too ...

... this shot of me installing some common beehive glass on those ugly empty pins. About 4 years later, the power company scaled the line down to 1 ...

... just your ordinary, everyday hemingray beehive, but FULL of milk swirls! What a beautiful piece that will be a nice addition to our collection for ...

... . Either way, a real pretty 1880's beehive. There is the faintest backwards "N" above HG CO for those who care about such things. A ...