WOW!! Lime green with the large "H" on the front skirt. Smaller than matchhead rear skirt open bubble with a associated skirt crack that goes from the base to the beginning of the threads. $ 85.00 includes ...

Yard sale find today. Was filthy dirty and could still clearly see that mold line amber stripe.

Very tough, moderate green colored CD 164 H.G. CO. Petticoat. Early prism embossing. 1/2" skirt bruise under PATE from a chipped drip, RH mold line lip edge pinky nail chip, a tiny lip edge flake, and rear skirt, a ...

Here is a near-perfect CD 162 EIN [010] (F‑Skirt) [Star] SB in glowing Yellow Green with some olive tones in certain light. The Elmer ring at the top of the pinhole is especially prominent. The only damage I ...

There is a white object in the dome just over 1.25 inches long. It looks a little too solid to be milk or snot, but I really can't tell. There is also a pea size chunk of white fire brick in the skirt (should be visible ...

Rich blue blue aqua and the only flaw is a area of minor mold removal roughness at the base edge!! Hard to find one better! $ 200.00 includes shipping.

Great condition, a little bit of wire rubbing on the 190 as you can see and a tad on the mold line of the 191. Own this pair for 50$ plus shipping from Canada.

$10 + actual shipping from 85044. Very good condition. Inner skirt harelip and typical mold removal irregularities O.V.G Co. is know for. Flat open surface bubble inside rear skirt. barely visible BB bruise on front ...

Three nice CAL's...CD 114's all in great condition. -Smoky purple...No damage...internal annealing lines in threading...$48 NOW $42 -Smoke....Small day-one double lehr kiss on rear center & upper ridge...$38 ...

two piece transposition top. spool. pink WT for michelle. both of 62's have the embossing error 'hemingay'. jade 145. decent CD 196. hgco j mold. along with some CJOW from 71, 72. on to box 3.

Here is a seldom offered CD 105 (10) in aqua. It doesn't have mold lines over dome. It has scuffing on dome, wire ridge and skirt. And some fleabites. Has a thumbnail size chip on lower wire groove. Also has a chip ...

Here is a CD 295 EIN [030] (F‑Skirt) HEMINGRAY‑72 A (R‑Skirt) MADE IN U.S.A. {Wide saddle groove} RDP in deep Blue Aqua. Damage includes a chip off the underside of the right ear in front, ...

On the left is CD 121 EIN [010] (F‑Skirt) McLAUGHLIN (R‑Skirt) No 16 RDP in Olive Amber Blackglass. There is a small fisheye ding on the front dome and two pinpoint tics above the right mold line. ...

This one has about a 1- 1/4" long light bruise along the base and 2 very light drip flakes. Also, an 1/8" flake at the right mold line of upper wire ridge. More pics if interested. $375 plus shipping.

Very nice Green aqua WE MFG Co WU CD 126.4 EIN 040 C Mold SB VNM condition. Very nice and clean glass, with some milk swirls on the Patent Date side. $45 plus shipping

This is a re-re-post b/c the re-post would not allow for the original picture size to be viewed. Numbers positioned above insulators are to aid referencing specific pieces. in the pic. View the large pic for ...

For the second go around. Here's a really nice Ambered Postal 210 with an amber filled surface/bubble anomaly and amber wisps throughout. Other surface mold creases, bubbles and other surface anomalies are features of ...

A 102 Star with nice Chartreuse mixing . base nick by left mold line . $125. + $9. postage.

A friend of mine dug up this porcelain base for a Fred Locke multipart.. Only about 2/3's of the base is there, and was found at a privy layer that the digger dated to the early 1900's. Privy was in Vallejo, California, ...

... I've seen that was made on two distinct molds spanning two different time periods ...

From the recent Cayucos Show

I've had this beauty for about 15 years. Time to let it go. A great dark green black glass example. Condition on this one is about as mint as these come. Some nibbles on the excess mold glass around the base. Great ...

I believe these are both from the same mold. They are EIN [010] (Dome) [Backwards] 4 (F‑Skirt) BROOKFIELD (R‑Skirt) NEW YORK SB. Left is Aqua; right is Blue Aqua. They're both vnm++ with a couple ...

Most may not appreciate what I see but as a signal specialist I was pumped to get this one. What makes it unique is that it perfectly matches the mold of the red/orange Amber on the left. Rounded wire rim and more ...

Here is a CD 728 that was taken out of the mold a tad too soon. As you can see the insulator leans to the right. This is a very crude insulator in light blue and VVNM with just a little skirt roughness probably done in ...