Here's a nice "J" mold in a blue aqua. Has a few fleabites but no major damage at all. $5 + shipping. PayPal, Money Order, Check OK First email!

121 smooth base Hemingray with patent date 1893. Lt almost jadish aqua, VNM $25 SOLD; 121 Hemigray error $13; 121 ice blue Am Tel dome (no mold #) $8 and 127 WUT CO 55 FULTON ST FEB 22 1870 with large + on dome and ...

On left is a light ice blue 3 piece mold Wm Brookfield 55 Fulton St NY 3 Pat dates (embossing circles crown). $9. Next is a 3 piece mold both bolder embossing but it does not circle the mold. $9. Next is I believe an ...

This is a great color that in other brands would cost megabucks. This one has 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 ...

I ran across this very odd AM TEL & TEL crown embossed piece. It has some major twisting of the inner skirt glass when it was removed from the mold. It goes all the way around like this. Has a fleabite on the ...

Glass trade beads salvaged from the wreck of a Spanish ship sunk in 1747 on the Yucatan peninsula. The beads were pressed in a mold, are faceted to resemble precious stones and would have been suitable for mounting. A ...

I often refer to the "Three C's" of insulator rating: Color, Condition, & Character. Well, this one has them all! It is a base aqua but is so heavily swirled with amber that it is more green than not. ...

This piece is a gorgeous light cobalt blue with vertical milk stringers up and down the front (best seen if you use the "view original" link at the top of the page.) It is EIN [070] with sharp drips. There ...

Left is a CD 162 Hemingray (No. 19 on rear) with sharp drippoints in a dark cobalt blue. There is one missing drip at the bruise, one sliced drip, and 7 other drips opened by bubbles, small circular skirt bruise on ...

... made in circa 1920s. Clearly different molds. Typically affixed with nail secured through hole passing through dome. Unmarked. Manufacturer ...

Make SURE to CLICK on VIEW ORIGINAL to see close-ups of the insulators! All prices are listed in a spreadsheet below! They are all priced individually and most are now priced at low book. These are some of ...

Here are three different Brookfield-made beehives, each with some cool bubble action going on. On the left is a blue B [010] with a backwards 10 on the dome and a very large bubble in the rear skirt below a deep and ...

Here is a blue aqua 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. (NOTE – The S in ST. is closed (worn mold?) so it looks like ...

CD 145 Brookfield CREB EIN [210]: Mold # 11. Wobbly inner petticoat with a small ding in the front...otherwise, no issues at all. Pinhole goes almost to the top with practically no dome glass. Lights out pics really ...

Todays Good Friday offering is a CD 121[030] BROOKFIELD with the five blot outs on the back. The color is a nice dark yellow green that glows in sunlight. Damage consists on a small chip/ding on the left wire groove at ...

Here is the opposite side of the same 4 stars as in previous picture. If the mold was wearing out, it seems like these stars would not be so large and crisp in detail. My theory is that the engravers had a friendly ...

Here are 4 Star ponies with the small star on one side. They get smaller from left to right. Look closely using View Original to see the one on the far right. I disagree with the worn out mold theory as to why some are ...

This one is much darker then the one I sold yesterday and also has the darker amber swirls. This insulators displays more of an overall brown color with less green tones, This is what you want as you head into the DARK ...

CD 296 LOCKE -20 Yellow Green (F-Skirt) [F.M.Blotted out] LOCKE VICTOR N.Y. ( R-Skirt) No 20 Mold Line on the Base and Rounded Base. Minor inner skirt flaking. Not sure of the color it's either Dark Yellow Green or ...

... logical conclusion is that at least two molds featured a tiny star ...

... were made elsewhere with Brookfield molds. I've not run across a shade of green quite like the one on the right in the CREB beehives. Any ...

I believe this is a Kerr(?) CD 155 on Jim Fursitieri's table was the result of shenanigans of the factory workers setting a penny in the mold, resulting in this imprint on the top of this piece. I think it is a Kerr, ...

Not as vivid and dark as the more expensive variety of these. But a superb color! Slight yellowish undertones. To be honest there are fewer of these around than the darker ones from my experience. The one shown is from ...

CD 145 N.E.G.M.Co. Vivid Sapphire Blue with some light amber swirls in the dome! Base flake on front skirt, flea bite to rear crown and small wire marks at mold lines in WGR otherwise damage free. Sold! Thanks! ...

Make SURE to CLICK on VIEW ORIGINAL to see close-ups of the insulators! All prices are listed in a spreadsheet below! These are some of the items I picked up from the auction in Wichita KS last spring, some of ...