This is a closeup of the bead around the base of a CD 132 Cadiz. It is clearly not an overpour, the ring was part of the mold. These CD 132 Cadiz bullets are already somewhat rare, but this is the only one I know of ...

In 1918, General Electric offered licenses to Locke and Ohio Brass for their Hewlett patents. Apparently they also offered them to Pittsburg H-V Insulator Co., too. This unusual 8-inch disk was intended to be a strain ...

Here is a CD 154.5 Derflingher in a green aqua. At first I thought it was un-embossed, but then I saw the embossing which is very light. It has an offset top as seen, and a black tadpole in the upper wire ridge as seen. ...

The Bain break insulator was probably designed by Foree Bain in 1890, but no patent has been located since he was much more interested in other things rather than insignificant items such as an insulator. None have any ...

Here is a CD 121 crown embossed AM.TEL.&TEL.Co. with a 2 on the rear crown with mold line over the dome in a fizzy aqua. I will post a second picture with different lighting. Very near mint condition. I am asking ...

CD 121 [010] (F-Skirt) McLAUGHLIN (R-Skirt) No 16 FDP Color: Very dark Olive green Condition: Half a finger nail chip on the top wire groove edge at the left mold line. $35.00 plus shipping

Up for grabs is a CD 252 Lynchburg in sage aqua. Since this is an unnumbered mold, this is the variant with the 'period' after Lynchburg. damage consists of four halved drip points and a small pinky nail skirt flake. ...

For your offering is a tough to find CD 306 Lynchburg cable top, mold number 10. There is some damage as seen behind the "N" in Lynchburg, there is a thumbnail chip which is on the inside of the skirt and does ...

CD 102 (front skirt) Vertical bar (rear skirt) Vertical bar Color: Royal Purple Condition: Wire rub, tiny base nibbles, tiny flake at mold line base otherwise near mint $30 plus postage

Here's a Spanish CD 655 likely made from a reworked mold for a French L'Electro Verre CD 654.1 in an unlisted embossing: ESPERANZA S.A. (front) 93- E.V. (Reverse). Comes in a beautiful Green with only a half pinky nail ...

Holmes tree insulator bracket marked "PATENTED". Insulator has a fracture at the right mold line probably from stress against the bracket and there is a 1" x 1/4" chip in the rear. Displays well ...

This is a very nice example of a U-359, with the mold line visible. It's in kind of a neat reddish brown. Two small flakes off 2 of the inner skirts, a baby chip off the bottom and a tiny little flake under the wire ...

Found today along with a creb CD 145 with a pronounced mold line today. . . Simple treasures. . .simple minds. . . ^..^

Found this little priceless treasure. .er . .creb . . .today along with its 'fat boy' CD 102 cousin in a box at a flea market. . .pretty much an everyday. . .boring ol aqua creb. . .not as distinguished as its mentioned ...

Here is a fairly scarce CD 192/193 unembossed two-piece in a bluish aqua color and mold line over dome. It has two dome ding flakes, a fairly flat one inch slice chip at the top of the pinhole on the bottom piece, a ...

Here is a CD 220 Hemingray-670 with corrugated base in clear. It has the smaller "cricket head" cable top. You don't see these that often. It is shown next to a regular style for comparison. Just a pinprick to ...

Here is a CD 115 apparently EIN [020] (F-Skirt) HEMINGRAY (R-Skirt) No 10 SDP in blue aqua. The top of the dome is concave, the upper wire groove is considerably wider than the lower, and the two upper wire ridges look ...

Here is a vnm+ CD 121 EIN [053] (Dome) [Backwards] 1 (F-Skirt) AM. TEL & TEL Co. {Denver mold} SB in rich blue aqua. There is a pinpoint tic on the upper wire ridge in front, a half-inch wire rub in the rear, and a ...

On the left is a CD 127.4 embossed "PATENT / DEC. 19. 1871" and on the right is an unembossed CD 127. One can note the similar appearance of the glass and threads and the color, that "Hemingray ...

Appears that a mold half for the front was hastily touched up to be used for the rear.

Here is the same oddball compared to a 164 SDP and 162.1 SDP. Still very different with a decidedly smaller skirt. The wire groove is lower than a 164. Imagine how small the skirt would be had the SDP ...

... W. Brookfield 162.3s from different molds ...

I specialize in the 162.3. Like other CDs, they have some variance in profile, but are generally similar. Three Brooklyn-plant Brookfield 162.3's L to R 1. Left is a Windex Blue (same color as Windex CREBBs) 2. The ...

Here's something you don't see every day. It's a CD 133 EIN [010] (Dome) [Backwards] 5 (F-Skirt) BROOKFIELD (R-Skirt) NEW YORK SB in greenish aqua with a fountain of carbon steam bubbles exploding from the base right ...

CD 259 mold impressions.