Deep tealy green aqua B mold with some amber in the front skirt below that huge bubble. Exceptionally nice condition too! Paperthin front side skirt pinky nail flake and a couple micro base nibbles are the only flaws!! ...

A rare coloured pony. Only damage is a 1/4" base chip as seen in photo as well as light wire rubbing. The dome glass is slightly lopsided due to a mold error. $350 USD plus shipping PP gift or etransfer in ...

Here's a rarely offered CD 566.1 (first offered on ICON) J. STOLLE "NIEMAN".. embossed Polish insulator in an uncommon light green aqua (a subtle touch of green my camera did not capture). Light tie wire scuff ...

Offering up a CD 162 Hemingray No 19 in an olive green. EIN is 070. Photo taken outside. 3/4 inch base chip at right mold line gets 3 1/2 drips, 3/8 inch wide by 3/4 inch sheer flake to lower skirt up from base in rear, ...

Offering up a CD 162 Hemingray. EIN [240]. Color is a brown orange amber. Photo taken in the sun. Minimal damage confined to the drips: 1 nicked drip in right front, chipping to 4 drips between 'P' and right mold line ...

Here is a CD 145 EIN [090] (F-Crown) (Arc)W. BROOKFIELD/45 CLIFF ST/N.Y. (R-Crown) 5/(Arc)PAT'D NOV 13TH 1883/FEB 12TH 1884 {MLOD} SB in deep Blue (deeper than photo) with a light milky olive swirl and some black-pepper ...

Any questions? Email me. Thanks.

Any questions? Email me. Thanks.

Any questions please email. Thanks.

Review photos for condition. $3200 includes shipping and insurance. Have questions? Email me for answers. PayPal friends and family no fee or postal money order or personal check if I know you. Thanks.

It appears to be a plate riveted to the mold in two places. Does this affect value? Are there collectors of these pieces?

the bottom(?) flare is about 2 1/4" diameter and its about 2 1/4" tall, hollow, with this rectangular protrusion on one side. it is from a 2 piece mold, and is rather crude with bubbles and rough edges. ok, ...

VNM $25 plus postage Very unusual texture to this insulator

Here is a nice CD 540.5 Russian cable in a cool blue-aqua shade -- what is unique about this piece is it was made in a four piece mold! there are three mold lines on the skirt so there must have been three pieces to the ...

Here are two nice CD 106s -- actual postage additional: CD 106 no embossing -- RDP -- excellent condition - just some factory roughness at the mold line -- $30 (SOLD) CD 106 Diamond // Diamond -- tiny SDP -- pink ...

Here is a CD 121 EIN [135] (F-Skirt) AM.TEL & TEL. Co. {Denver mold} SB in Blue with faint amber undertones. There is a ½" clamshell chip off the rear upper wire ridge and an open base bubble also in the rear. ...

There is a minor wire groove flake at the mold line, displays minty PP.. F&F option or check

There is a minor wire groove flake at the mold line PP.. F&F option or check

Here are two CD 122—one from the USA and one from Italy. On the left is EIN [040] (F-Skirt) HEMINGRAY-16 (R-Skirt) MADE IN U.S.A. SDP in Hemingray Blue with light fizz and a crooked dome. I see a couple of pinpoint tics ...

Here we have a very cool piece. It's a CD 170 Penny with a tadpole swimming in the skirt. Very distinctive! Condition is good with a fingernail chip on the w/g on the OPPOSITE side from the Tadpole. Sew who cares about ...

Pair of nice very amber streaked CD 145 B Hives. Aqua in base color that the amber has turned green/emerald green and still amber streaks visible. Both also have some junk floaters in them. The left one has a very ...

FAR LEFT CD 121 (010) W.G.M.CO MINT BUT FOR SOME FLAKES OFF BASE NEXT IS A MINT CD 121(095) AM TEL &TEL CO WITH NICE BUBBLE IN SKIRT AND UNDERPOUR & FANCY MOLD SWIRLS IN DOME NEXT IS VERY NIC CD 121 (095) AM ...

This is an uncommon CD 106 Hemingray EIN [300]. The reason this insulator is more uncommon is due to the fact that it has RDP instead of SDP. There is an underpour on the front skirt which raises some of the drip points ...

Hemingray 42's might be the most common insulator on the planet, however, finding an absolutely mint fang 42 is nearly impossible. Of the hundreds of fang 42's I've handled in the wild for 50 years, no more then a dozen ...

Anyone know what these are? I don't have the dimensions, but looks to be 3-4 inches long based on the place mats. They were found at the base of a utility pole. Guesses so far include knife rest, butter mold, or ...