Purchased this American Beehive at the Rhode Ranch Tailgater. It looked unusual so I thought I would run it by the American beehive specialists. This is the "V" mold (V on top of dome) and has the vertical ...
Posted by Colin Jung on April 30, 2021 - 0.6kb
Thumb tip base chip at mold line and a couple light flakes on base. Nice piece has a few light milky swirls also.
$45 plus shipping.
PayPal or Canadian e-transfer accepted please inquire about PayPal address.
Posted by Troy Bobak on April 29, 2021 - 0.2kb
For trade only. A really great deep color in pretty good condition. A shallow 3/4" area of flaking on the wire ridge on the mold line and a couple of pencil eraser sized flakes on the rear. I am happy to provide ...
Posted by Ryan Karg on April 23, 2021 - 0.9kb
... as well as character "short" molds ...
Posted by Bob Schwartz on April 22, 2021 - 0.4kb
Very crude green Canadian pacific railway slug embossing. Has a whittle mold texture to it. Small circle shapes all over surface, especially on dome. Piece has some scuffing on the side, and large base chips on more ...
Posted by Wesley Maguire on April 18, 2021 - 0.5kb
2 examples of CD 102 No Embossing Canada [050] [No Embossing] {Drip points tipped in; threaded to base} SDP on the left. Smooth base on the right very similar mold.
Posted by (private) on April 13, 2021 - 0.2kb
CD 112 B / BROOKFIELD keg insulator
Front center embossed: B
Front skirt embossed: BROOKFIELD
Rear skirt embossed: NEW YORK
Smooth base
Light aqua.
Vnm. Has a "bb" ping on right mold line in ...
Posted by Timothy M. Baggett on April 11, 2021 - 0.4kb
CD 121 AM. TEL. & TEL. CO. toll line insulator
Front skirt embossed: AM. TEL & TEL CO. [ No periods after both TEL's ]
Smooth base
Bluish aqua
Vvnm - only thing I see is a very light wire rub in rear ...
Posted by Timothy M. Baggett on April 11, 2021 - 0.2kb
Combined photo of the bubble protruding inside of the skirt-- unbroken. The glass is thick around the bubble and I suspect it was formed after the insulator was released from the mold parts and being annealed.
Posted by Colin Jung on April 10, 2021 - 0.2kb
Here's a nice Dark Green CD 640 Isorex (front) 35/3 (reverse) Gingerbread boy from France. Small nick (seen in pic) and 3 micro flakes on base that are likely factory done as they ground off excess glass on mold lines. ...
Posted by (private) on April 9, 2021 - 0.4kb
Here's an uncommon CD 154 Cristalerias Vidrart S.A. TE A17 (front) OTALOGO AR 114 Industria Argentina (reverse) in a sparkling clean Yellow Straw. Has unusual double embossing of mold number 6. Stronger embossing than ...
Posted by (private) on April 8, 2021 - 0.6kb
... information posted regarding insulator molds, but I have never seen anything posted about 'insulator pin molds'. Each section measures 3 .7/8& ...
Posted by Richard Hart on April 4, 2021 - 0.2kb
... information posted regarding insulator molds, but I have never seen anything posted about 'insulator pin molds ...
Posted by Richard Hart on April 4, 2021 - 0.1kb
Steel Blue with Lavender in dome. Eight flea bite scuffs on crown, half at each mold line. Small scuff on skirt at mold line. Three small chips to inner skirt. Very few annealing lines for a Denver piece, does have some ...
Posted by Chuck Alexander on March 31, 2021 - 0.3kb
Listed is a pair of CD 147's embossed Oct 8th 1907 and on back skirt Patented. Left one has a flake on base at mold line 1/2" - right has scratch on dome - I'm asking $25 for the pair plus shipping.
Posted by John Hall on March 30, 2021 - 0.2kb
For sale: Nice CD 134 WGM in lt. purple. EIN [010]. VNM+. Two tiny flakes on base. Markings on dome-top from debris in mold. $45 plus actual shipping and insurance. I accept PayPal in family/friends, postal money orders ...
Posted by Tom Katonak on March 30, 2021 - 0.2kb
The insulator on the left is a true sage green CGICo pony in VNM condition and is compared to a green color CGI on the right. I have owned only 4 of the sage greens in my collecting lifetime. My second and third ponies ...
Posted by Colin Jung on March 28, 2021 - 0.5kb
On the right is a CD 152. (f) HEMINGRAY (r) NO. 40 that was released from the mold while the glass was too hot. It is super slumpy and all the drips were flatten except 4 drips that perhaps hung over the edge of the ...
Posted by Colin Jung on March 28, 2021 - 0.4kb
CD 162 [080] (embossed on skirt) H.G. CO./PATENT MAY 2 1893 (embossed on skirt, opposite side) PETTICOAT, sharp drip points, aqua glass insulator, mint condition, $30 plus postage. The mold for this insulator was used ...
Posted by Rick Soller on March 26, 2021 - 0.4kb
Offering up a top shelf Denver toll. CD 121 WFG with a superb mix of blue and purple along with some amber in the skirt. Photo in a backlit cabinet. Great display of the color mixing. Small ping to front dome (that dark ...
Posted by John Rajpolt on March 25, 2021 - 0.6kb
For sale i have an extremely Fizzy Aqua H.G. Co. EIN [070] with thousands of champagne bubbles. This i believe has the script embossing and is in pretty good condition. At left mold line is a small base chip affecting ...
Posted by Ken Gardner on March 23, 2021 - 0.5kb
CD 121 AM. TEL. & TEL. CO. toll line insulator
Front skirt embossed: AM. TEL & TEL CO. [ No periods after both TEL's ]
Smooth base
Bluish aqua
Vvnm - only thing I see is a very light wire rub in rear ...
Posted by Timothy M. Baggett on March 20, 2021 - 0.2kb
For sale i have this smooth whittle mold in an Apple Green and its condition is vnm with just a wire rub and two small clamshell flakes below the rub. These whittles are getting hard to find and in good condition. In ...
Posted by Ken Gardner on March 19, 2021 - 0.4kb
Hard to describe color; which is why I am posting a second picture showing it between light purple and dark purple pieces. Maybe dark peach? Excellent condition. I see a minor mark at the base mold line; seen in the ...
Posted by (private) on March 18, 2021 - 0.4kb
CD 112 B / BROOKFIELD keg insulator
Front center embossed: B
Front skirt embossed: BROOKFIELD
Rear skirt embossed: NEW YORK
Smooth base
Light aqua.
Vnm. Has a "bb" ping on right mold line in ...
Posted by Timothy M. Baggett on March 18, 2021 - 0.4kb
