Listed is a CD 123 E.C.& M.CO. S.F. in blue aqua with some threads of amber. Insulator has damage, front left side a base chip extending up about 5/8' a crack that is U shaped from chip around to other front side. ...

Here is a CD 164 embossed (F-Skirt) H.G.CO./PATENT MAY 2 1893 (R-Skirt) PETTICOAT SDP. I don't know if this is EIN [030] or [040] as I don't know how to tell a "Smooth base mold" when it's got drip points. I ...

CD 162 HEMINGRAY. No19 sdp in a rich cobalt blue. The only damage is I removed drip on the right mold line and 3 flaked drips that are underpoured anyways. A small ding on the left dome And minor roughness at the start ...

CD 162 Hgco in a dark honey amber, open bubble on the left dome, 3drips removed a small bruise associated, 4 flaked drips, a open bubble on the inner skirt. And lastly a few scattered minor dings and scratches. Like ...

Photo tells everything about the color which I would say is extremely close to yellow green and accurate in the photo. All drips are perfect, 1 tiny base edge bump on the mold line left a flake and hard to see short, ...

I have available an extremely nice AM.TEL & TEL Co. This is a beauty. Nice see thru Green with some amber swirling. Few bubbles and some glass creases that add more characters to this gem.has a bit of a bruise on ...

took this on a hot summer day . a HG Co petticoat M mold in dark aqua! took me 10 yrs, but now resides safely in my collection!

I took this pic of 2 hg co M molds in the air in 2006. one of these is on a wooden peg in a collection somewhere ...

This lead thimble is used to allow an insulator with a 1 3/8" diameter pin hole to be reduced to a standard 1" diameter pin hole. Thimbles were also made of iron and were threaded with machine threads for ...

I took this photo on the BNSF in central Texas . Notice the creb double pat B mold? These oldies are from the first telegraph lines from when the rr was built in central Texas in the 1890s. I have found HG CO Petticoat ...

I took this photo on the BNSF in central Texas . Notice the creb double pat B mold? These oldies are from the first telegraph lines from when the rr was built in central Texas in the 1890s. I have found HG CO Petticoat ...

This is a CD 133 EIN [020] (Dome) 0 (F-Skirt) BROOKFIELD (R-Skirt) No 20 SB in dark olive green with amber veils. There are also several odd-shaped bubbles and a couple of good-size white stones: one in the left dome ...

A super nice piece with no chips or cracks. Embossed on the front skirt BROOKFIELD / PAT. OCT. 8 - 1907 There is a small 1/8 inch open bubble on the base and some straw marks on the surface from the factory, also about ...

Thomas U-239 mold lines.

This is my second find of the day. A very bold marked Thomas U-239 . Nice mold lines and in a two tone orangy/army green color.

Shown beside a normal sized one. Blue aqua, fatter and squatter. Typical base width is 2 1/4", this one is 2 3/8". 1-2 needlepoint fleabites, a small groove rub and a match head flake on the RH mold line at ...

The spot in the bottom picture is a reflection... CD 102 [060]. Top picture is sunlight, bottom is a porta trace 5000k lighting. Condition is almost mint. There is a tiny faint fisheye on the side of the dome, less ...

CD 154 [010] WHITALL TATUM CO. No 1. Made in USA on the back with a mold number 21 for those with a numerical interest. That's a white piece of fire brick embedded in the glass in the upper skirt. I'll mention a blemish ...

CD 121 [105] AM TEL & TEL Co. where the M in AM looks like a Y with the legs added. Nice blue aqua shade with impressive bold embossing. Small flake on the upper wire ridge behind the mold line on the left side ...

CD 123 in wonderful condition......Comes in at just over 4 1/4 inches tall...........One shallow hair line crack in the dome which is internal on the rear quarter. Keep in mind this insulator is approximately 140 years ...

Transition mold ice green in mint condition

Marked PATENTED/ JUNE 7 1890 / APR-9 1904 this very early New Lexington piece Jeffrey Kramer and I just found was used on the Bulls Bridge line from the Bulls Bridge powerhouse to Woodbury and New Britton, Ct. The line ...

My local flea market opened for the season today, so I just had to go. Glad I did! Check out the CD 731 No Embossing with MLOD. This is the first threadless that I've ever found at a flea market. It's about factory ...

Very tough embossing errored for sale. This has a G for the 9 in 1893. The No G is sold, only the 18G3 is left. This is the dropped "AY" MOLD 18⅁3 error- some tiny scattered fleabites and a tiny ...

I found these two yesterday in a collection I bought. Both have a G rotated 180 degrees and used for the number 9. One piece Bill Meier has shown in another photo has a G as the 9 in 1893 and is the "dropped ...