CD 106, Hemingray NO 9, [250] stamped embossing type. Here's another example of this particular "error". Produced from the same exact mold as , but this is a different insulator. Found on the 'free ...

... 1937 Hemingray had to use 75 different molds for their production runs, and if so how mahy insulators do you think they produced in that one ...

I was recently given a box of common insulators, most were 154's but two were 106's. First picture shows the date code 0-4 with three dots indicating a 1937 year of production. Second picture shows the mold numbers.

... types (prism and stamp), and different molds and glass shades from nearly ice aqua through "Covington Blue" and to more common light ...

Here we have an odd one. Its a CD 102 W. Brookfield MLOD in a light greeny shade. Besides a cool color, it has crisp embossing too, but the front has a LONG grey carbon swirl at the bottom of the threads coming out ...

Piece on the right. Well, title mentions the color, no numbers on this one, just trying to get some spending cash for springfield. There is a 3/4" slice on the rear base, tiny ping on the dome, tiny nick on the ...

I'd call this one the dark olive amber (almost blackglass). A little sliver nick at the mold line (during mold release I'd assume). I'd be happy to slap on the macro lens to supply more pictures. Pretty much ...

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 trade. So if there was a ...

Here are two gorgeous pieces. 7-up, yellow green, no matter how you look at it they're beautiful! These are uncleaned insulators, they still have the rust from the wires, and the soot from the train. Condition doesn't ...

Somewhat of an odd 210 Postal. Looks pretty normal but there is no embossing on the top whatsoever, not even the slightest trace. There is no unembossed version listed, so this could be a one of a kind! But most likely ...

Bills are due…gotta sell some glass. These deals are better than any you'll find at Springfield! Left to Right: -CD 145 Brookfield [030] * Light Aqua * VNM * Harelip on the side fused together to form a hole in ...

Okay guys, this one is really stumping me for some reason. I'm pretty sure this is a CD 162 but there is no listing in the guide for it. It is embossed: (F-Crown) (Arc) W. BROOKFIELD/45 CLIFF ST./N.Y.{MLOD}. There is ...

The dark smoky olive example is mint, the medium smoky deep straw has a very small flat flake off the lower wire ridge at the right mold line and some light scratches that are not very noticeable near the left mold ...

I finally did some repair work to this (one of a kind) Fred Locke piece I acquired from this spring 's digging in the Victor area ... I still need to add paint to the repaired chips but I am still VERY happy to have ...

Still looking for mold numbers 4, 5 in the narrow dome SDP. Sorry color is off it's aqua or blue aqua? Also wanted in wide dome SDP are shop numbers: 2, 4, 7, 8.

The take from the Show: Two "small" Stars and one "medium" Star, these three are in great shape and have amber or bubbles. Lynchburg Narrow Dome {mold number 7}. Sterling with messed up top ...

Crisp blue aqua CD 120 C.E.W. three piece mold in superb condition . One pencil lead point tick onthe side upper wire ridge is the only flaw!!! $ 195.00 includes shipping.

[040] embossing with a faint mold number 6 over the rear embossing. No nicks that I can see, just one light rub that made a tinny mark above the 662 embossing. There is some ?rust? in the threads inside and another ...

In great shape, just one teeny clamshell flake off the base to the left of the straw mark that runs thru the Diamond logo and another even smaller one at the right mold line, just above the base edge as well. $13 + ...

For sale is a CD 121 Am Tel and Tel Co insulator in blue. The embossing is faint and there is a small chip on the base otherwise VNM. It looks like it is a Denver Mold insulator,.. Please email with any questions. The ...

The Star is very small and has a small streak of amber in the skirt. The only damage is a very old and small flake on the upper ridge just behind the left mold line. There also is a factory defect on the back right ...

The CD 160 is light blue and VNM with a rub along the upper wire ridge and a couple of dings. The CD 162.3 is light blue and a bit short of VNM due to two BB dings on the back dome just past the mold line. The lower BB ...

The Hemingray // No 21 has sharp drips. Only 2 chipped drips. It would be mint otherwise but there is a 1" internal fracture up from the skirt edge just behind the right mold line. The Postal is a dark greenish ...

The H. G. Co. / 1893 // PETTICOAT is VNM with only 1 have split drip and all other perfect, tiny flake at the right mold line on upper wire ridge and a short scuff mark behind it. The Brookfield // New York is VNM with ...

Two CD 134 Stars. One is light blue and the other is light green. The blue one is shiny and VNM with 3 tiny dings on the back and one small sliver on the bottom skirt edge. The light green is shiny and VNM with a tiny ...