VERY NICE LIGHT AQUA WITH A HINT OF GREEN CD 126.1. EMBOSSING IS LIGHT, BUT READABLE. MOLD NUMBER 3 ON TOP. THEIR IS A 5/8" X 1/4" FLAKE ON THE BASE AS THE ONLY DAMAGE. INSULATOR DISPLAYS GREAT AND ONLY A MINT ...

Here is a CD 250.2 TELEFONOS ERICSSON D-1 in a green aqua color. There are two small surface bubbles on the edge of the ear with a small mold defect. This is not damage and the insulator is very near mint. I am asking ...

I like the whittle-mold look of the glass.

Great looking CD 263 Hemingray Columbia in aqua. VNM condition, tiny fisheye ding on the side of one of the ears and another on the skirt, small ding on the wire groove, and maybe another small ding or two I missed. ...

Am asking 24.99 plus shipping on this toll condition has a couple small flakes off the wire grooce at the mold line. neat milky toll. 10 percent of all sale will be donated to Bill to help fund this site. Merry xmas ...

got these from a garage sale in central illinois this summer; odd in illinois 4 have XO on dome with mold nbrs of 1,1,7,7 6 have 10 on dome with mold nbrs 3,3,4,4,4,8 all near mint to mint, one has long open buble ...

From left to right: Chunky 102 pony, light aqua, straw marks, great dome glass, couple internal air bubbles, couple pings, some chipping on the inside (pin side) of the base. Has a whisp of milk in dome over the ...

Just love these! I have been fortunate to acquire a good number of these wonderful old J.H. Weston LRis. These are from various mold styles. Some of the tabs are obviously different! Note too, the embossing on the lower ...

These nine old-timers are Spratt LRIs, they just don't mention Spratt on them. They are embossed around the top edge, front: PATENT and on back: FEB. 5. 1850 I have identified five or six mold variations so far, and ...

This group of nine LRIs all have the same embossing, and are likely from the same mold. The 'front' embossing-over the tab is: PATENT and on the 'back' is: PATENT On the tab is: 1850 These are normally found in shades ...

Left: CD 145 NEGM [010] * Aqua * Filled with fizz * Almost non-existent inner skirt * VVNM Right: CD 145 NEGM [010] * Green Aqua * Amber throughout * Wire groove flake at right mold line, two minor rear pecks Take ...

CD 155 Armstrong DP1 [020] with a mold and date code of 5 68. There is a perfectly struck 1964 Jefferson nickel on the top of the dome. I have a proof 1964 nickel I will include in the sale. So if there was a ...

From a Nebraska power lineman's collection relocated to California. Great seeing a bunch of power, telephone and telegraph insulators we normally do not see in California. Hard to see shallow chip takes out most of the ...

Petty straight forward, green aqua, some random milk swirls and some graphite around. I placed it next to a "normal" aqua creb for comparison, the color does not show up well in the photograph. SN 22. Very ...

All three appear to be CD 160 HGCO [050]. I don't know how to tell between them and the [060] which are {Smooth base mold; transition style embossing}. Use your best judgment, but these are being listed as ...

CD 143 Whittle Mold. Great smokey purple with a touch of sage in the lower half of the insulator. Great condition for one of these!! NO skirt flakes!! 9/16" base flake next to a 1.25" flake are the only ...

This piece is the smooth base variant [030] in lt aqua with light fizzy bubbles typical of the manufacturer. It has a tiny flake on the base at the mold line or would be mint. Shipping is charged only at actual ...

Both insulators are very, very, very close to mint condition. They are both a rich darker purple. The one pictured on the left is somewhat darker then the one on the right. It is a number 30 mold while the lighter of ...

The following 2 insulators are both damaged but would make good outside display pieces or color in a window sill. The WGM CO insulator is a royal purple color and has a large chipped area under the WGM in the front on ...

Here we have a CD 257 Mickey Mouse [050] color is green with amber swirls, condition NEAR MINT+++, only damage is 1/2"x3/4" outside skirt chip that takes out 3 drip points at left mold line. Price $125 plus ...

CD 133 [070] (F-Skirt) H.G.CO./PATENT MAY 2 1893 (R-Skirt) STANDARD SDP. Nice concentration of milk in the skirt heaviest through the embossing. There is a BB ding that caused an internal fracture that you can pick up ...

Here we have a very nice CD 155 from Mexico, color is dark yellow green, condition is VN-Mint, 1/2" surface crack inside of outer skirt at mold line. Price $80 plus shipping.

Here we have a CD 133.2 slope shoulder from Canada, color is blue-aqua, condition is VERY NEAR MINT, very light and very small base chipping on mold line. Price $20 plus shipping.

Here are the tolls (CD 121) that are usually mentioned in the same context as the city of Denver, Colorado. There has long been confusion on which toll is which. Hopefully this image will clear things up!

Very hard to find dome embossing variant with the number 2 on top. Excellent condition. I hate to call anything mint but this is very close. Extremely minor surface imperfections, no chips, cracks, bruises, etc. Does ...