Here is a CD 257 (010) Patent - Other (Hemingray product) with two patent dates in ice aqua. You will never find one in better condition. I can't find anything wrong with it. Even has a little amber in the dome. If you ...

CD 257 (060) in aqua. This is the 0 engraved over a 3 in the June 17 1890 embossing. Extra amount of dome glass in this mouse goes well below the top moldline from the 3-piece mold. Even more extra glass receeds ...

Plain old aqua but unusual thicker mold line with fins in the wire groove, possibly never used as the wire would have ground them down. Same on both sides. Embossing is faint to fair. Surface has a dug look, VVNM, ...

Light Green with yellow undertones. Pictures taken outside. Front dome embossed W. Brookfield 45 Cliff st N. Y. 6 mold number., rear Cauvet, 3 dates. exellent embossing, milky wisp in dome, small peck on rear dome and ...

One of the better known collectors in the hobby, whom I can not name due to fear of retribution, was observed carving a glass threadless CD 729. This individual may be responsible for the "whittle mold" CD ...

Small collection of McLaughlin signals.....sky blue, dark sage green and apple green. The sky blue has a fish eye on the dome and a 1/2 pinky nail sized flake out of the wire rim on the left MOLD line. The green/dark ...

... fifth I have that match any AT&T molds that I've come across. Still trying to figure out who made all the rest with less of a straight ...

Nice CD 267 N.E.G.M cable insulator in light aqua. There is light scuffing in the cable groove on the top, which is quite common for these. There is also a round shaped ¼ of an inch by 3/8 of an inch sized flake on the ...

Here is a nice little group of baby beehives. 1. Smoke with purple tint this one has the rough textured look to the surface super cool. Small flake off lower ridge at mold line. These don't come up for sale to often ...

Here is a group of 4 canpacs with {MLOD} over the dome starting from left to right. Yellow green fizzy, flat base flake at mold line. Blue 2 small base flakes Sage green domer small base flake Lime green small ...

On the left is a CD 124 Dec. Pat. [030] I picked up at Farmington. It only took me 12 years to find this mold mate (thanks Kevin!) On the right is the same mold that Hemingray reused (Hemingray [060]), embossing over ...

Doug Williams and Howard Banks comparing Dark Emerald Green Helmets. Doug's on the left and Howard's on the right. Possible from the same mold.

What can you say but " AWESOME "

Here are a few molds - Tommy said the ones with insulators are actually pieces that came out of the molds ...

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I think the bottom right mold is for a foreign glass insulator.

This is the last of my HG signals that I am selling. I don't know where the line is drawn between dark orange amber (book 300-350) and orange amber (400-500) but I've got to believe this lies in there ...

Here's a great color package for cheap. 1) The 121 is a dark teal green with an open surface bubble above the "U" and a 1/4" shallow chip on the base of the skirt behind the mold line damaging one ...

This piece is EIN [070]. The coloration is hard to describe but is a mix of yellow amber and orange amber in layers from dome to base. There are so many variants of color in these that they don't lend themselves to ...

This is another wonderful amber swirled piece that's been in my collection for 29 plus years. As the photos show, the amber swirls are visible from all four quadrants. It is a very uncommon coloration in this ...

This pretty medium cobalt is the scarce unembossed Hemingray EIN [020] with only the No. 19 on the skirt. It has light milk giving it a slightly opaque appearance in spots. It also has a number of bubbles ...

Remember, these are all mirror images from bumping against an embossed insulator. I measured the size of the letters on the 133.1 and the 120 and 135, and I think they match in size and font. The "K" is ...

Here is a CD 214 EIN [010] (F-Skirt) HEMINGRAY-43 (R-Skirt) MADE IN U.S.A. RDP in 7-up green. A tiny nibble on the R and tiny flake under the right ear are all that is visible from the front. There are a couple of ...

Here is a CD 145 EIN [010] (F-Skirt) G.N.W. TEL. CO. SB in either dark or royal purple. The last period in the embossing actually looks more like a dash. As shown, there is only a flaked open base bubble visible from ...

Button mold "McKee" type. 2/3 skirt missing on one.