Here is a Star pony with wedge drip points. This one is pretty darn nice with a small base edge nick at the mold line, and a couple of flaked drips. It is a lot better than most I have seen. I will post a second picture ...

CD 135 Chicago Insulating Co. purchased from Dan Culver. This piece has an excellent rock at the top of the dome with plenty of bubbles and fizz, despite a large and relatively deep thumbnail sized chip near the base ...

I purchased this perfectly mint olive amber E.C.& M. Co. from Frank Feher at the Tacoma National Show in 1984. I absolutely love the character -- bubble floating in the skirt in the front, two annealing stress lines ...

The picture does this one no justice has some great amber swirling in skirt and dome area big #4 on the dome. Condition 1 partially chipped drip and a small flake from wire groove at mold line. Askin $29.99 shipping ...

... at least two, maybe three, different molds, as the two on the right have visibly larger oval blot-outs than the three on the left, and the one ...

Here is a great little piece with only the most minor of condition issues. It does have a faint carbon and steam wisp that runs ove the top of the pin hole and down the rear skirt. Some minor flea bites around the ...

Reversed 2 on the dome, and a decent amount of dome glass. Several annealing cracks in the threads. There is a bb ping at the right mold line that has an associated arcing rub line down to the bottom of the skirt under ...

This little guy is in excellent condition with some cool orange peel texture on the skirt. Condition items to note: Some paint on the star from a previous owner. One faint bb sized NGM fisheye on the front slope of ...

How about $400 shipping included. Here is a nice cornflower blue W.E MFG. CO. This is an H mold which might be a tougher letter to get in cornflower. Embossing: front dome W.E. MFG. CO.; front skirt PATENT DEC. ...

How about $400 shipping included. Here is a nice cornflower blue W.E MFG. CO. This is an H mold which might be a tougher letter to get in cornflower. Embossing: front dome W.E. MFG. CO.; front skirt PATENT DEC. ...

On the left, a dark ambered green CD 106 [100] (F-Skirt) HEMINGRAY (R-Skirt) Nº 9, with amber wisps in the dome. Damage consists of a pinky nail flake under the HE of Hemingray taking out one drip, a small scallop ...

CD 102 BROOKFIELD with SDP in a nice ambered up emeraldish green. Backwards 17 on the dome. "BROO" is ghosted pretty well on the front dome. View original for details. I always liked this particular feature. 2 ...

This hoopie is not your run of the mill unit. For one thing, the rocket scientists at the plant misembossed the mold by using the B twice. Effectively eliminating the R. Then they dropped a big old white potstone into ...

Picture #2 CD 145 [170] (front crown) W. BROOKFIELD / NEW YORK (rear crown) B / PAT. NOV. 13TH 1883 / " FEB. 12TH 1884, mold line over dome, sb, chartreuse color. Green is a listed color but I've pictured this ...

CD 145 [170] (front crown) W. BROOKFIELD / NEW YORK (rear crown) B / PAT. NOV. 13TH 1883 / " FEB. 12TH 1884, mold line over dome, sb, chartreuse color. Green is a listed color but I've pictured this insulator next ...

Selling an aqua hemingray d-512 with an extended inner skirt- a CD 230.1 Condition- Pretty good, there's a chip from where something hit it at the right mold line that's about the size of... a tic-tac, for lack of a ...

Found this interesting 145 were the B and a #2 embossed high on the skirt just below the wire groove. #2 on the dome and something blotted out above the wire groove or maybe it's just a goofy mold?

Selling a light blue aqua dome-embossed "W1" straight sides. Condition- it's alright, there's two flakes off the skirt that together cover an area about the size of your thumbnail, on the base below those ...

Selling a light purple-ish G.T.P. beehive. Condition- Pretty good, there's a mark where the insulator scraped on some part of the mold or maybe it's some sort of flake that's a little smaller than someone's ...

Okay, I think I've got just about all the known mold #'s for these beauties. Now I'd like to infuse any unique or unusual versions of these into the line up. After all, I AM junkinglass. This will be hard as W/T had a ...

After much thought and deliberation with my wife, I have decided to sell this rare piece, thank you to all that helped me with the description of this piece...special thanks to Mr. Burger for the color name (even though ...

This one is a sweet yellow green color. Nice for any style of glass LRI. There seems to be a plentiful supply of green Single Groove LRIs in spite of skyrocketing prices asked for them in the past few years. This ...

I'm selling this good looking pair of Whitall Tatums for $43.00 and that's shipping included. The Purple is mold #30 and pristine. The pink has a small area with very small scratches at the edge of the base. No big deal ...

Finally got what I think is a complete run of purple Whitall Tatum mold #'s. They consist of 11, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, 18, 19, 20,21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and #31. That's a total of 19 variants. I forgot to ...

CD 145 CREB SN5b When an SN5 is found - (not often!), most of the time it is an SN5d. This one is the 5b. Take a look at the pic. This variant looks as if the SN is starting to slide off of the dome - the "Sliding ...