Here's a CD 130 CAL. ELEC. WORKS piece that won't break your pocketbook. It's flaws are an open bubble on the lower WG by the left mold line and a "pitchfork" shaped rear base fracture with a small bit of ...

PRESTIGE ROYAL PURPLE CANADA CD 121 (020) ERROR M ALMOST BLOTTED C IS CLOSED MAKING IT MOANADAL /HAS BLOTTED L AT END /OPEN BUBBLE IN BASE [NOT DAMAGE] BLOTTED B.T.C. AND BONUS MOLD LINES IN REAR OF VVNM SPECIMEN CD ...

CD 106 has a match head impact on the lower ridge above the star and 3/4" base chipping just in front of the right mold line. CD 133 has base roughness right of star and just behind right mold line, plus 6-8 rough ...

Always like theese little guys. Pretty good condition. Has that litlle scuffing on wire groove there above the FOR. Then on mold line are two pencil point size scuffs. One open bubble on base. Rest is great $80 plus ...

Nice little Hemingray 9 pony in what I would call a light lime green. Has more yellow than a light green and also slightly more yellow than what the photo shows. Excellent condition with only 2 drip points partially ...

The greenish one has some faint milk in skirt, the bluish one has some crude mold lines and 3/4 " bubble. Both for 25.00 shipped

Here is a CD 164 EIN [010] (F-Skirt) [Star] SB in blue—bluer than the photos. A ¼" shallow flake below and to the right of the Star, an open base bubble to the right of that, an open bubble on the wire ridge at the ...

Offering up this unembossed Pennycuick style CD 104. Great deep blue color. Neat amber wave in the bottom of the skirt as shown in the photo. Light amber over the dome. And some more amber in the other skirt (that's the ...

Offering up this CD 126 Brookfield 'blobtop' - embossing index [330]. Another one of those colors that 10 people would call 10 different things. Lime green...mint green? Anyway, the piece looks like the photo so you can ...

Offering up a CD 241 Hemingray-23 with sharp drips. Embossing index [020]. Color is a yellowish golden amber. Photo taken in natural light. The drips on these can be beat up - not this one. Tip of 2 drips in front are ...

Offering up this CD 162, embossing index [220] with HEMINGRAY over MADE IN U.S.A. on the front skirt and No 19 on the rear; sharp drip points. Color? Golden amber...honey amber? As you can see from the photo, it ...

Offering up this CD 162 HG CO signal today. I am not sure on the correct color name to be applied - yellow amber, yellow amber with a touch of olive? Photo is pretty accurate to what I am seeing in my light box. I have ...

After reading about the short mold variant in Crown Jewels, I would say they are very common along the old mainline NYC and Nickel Plate railroads in northern Indiana. On both lines the short mold variant can still be ...

On the left is a CD 162.3 EIN [010] (F-Skirt) [Star] SB in Blue. There are two open bubbles on the inner skirt, one of which has caused a chip at the right side as shown. There is also an open bubble on the base of the ...

... the 18's might all be from different molds... two of them might be the same mold, but the one is definitely different ...

I applause, but deleted first photo which I felt did not depict well the sweetness of this Teal colored H.G.CO. { J Mold } Beehive that I added to my collection. Did some filtering with camera and happier with the turn ...

CD 257 Patent - Other [010]. You decide the color. Only damage is a tiny 1/8 inch shallow flake off the bottom corner of one ear and another small nick on the bottom of one mold line, might be from manufacturing. No ...

Back from a great Springfield Show. I'm offering some pieces directly out of my collection and home from the show!! Here's a really beautiful NEGM CD 267.5 in BLUE AQUA. Other than a miinor scratch, an open bubble in ...

CD 154 Mclaughlin short mold style in dark lime green. The piece is in excellent condition with only a few small pin head and pencil point sized exterior dings. $30 plus shipping.

Nice CD 145 No Embossing in light aqua. This piece is a Grand Canyon style mold. Overall it is in great condition. There are two pencil eraser sized flakes on the inner base, a ¼ of an inch wire groove flake, a 3/8 of ...

Here's a nice pony in a sought-after color. The only damage is a chip on the upper wire ridge about the size of a child's finger nail and about 1/2" beyond the right mold line as seen in the middle picture. No base ...

This is what I believe to be the only CD 103 of it's kind in the hobby. It's a dark teal blue no name with the mold line over the dome. Smells very Canadian to me.

All three of these 742 threadless have some form of damage. Please email me if you would like more photos and I will send better photos of the particular insulator/s On the left is a blue unembossed 742, center is an ...

RT mold type with dome glass.

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