CD 126 [330] Brookfield - Green - Vertical crack from wire ridge to base with bruising - No glass missing - Displays okay at mold line - Book $75-100 - Asking $30 + Shipping. {REDUCED TO $25 + SHIPPING} Shipping ...

CD 136 [050] B&O {PEC error} - Light Aqua with Potstones - Lower wire ridge peck with slight flaking on rear near mold line - Book $30-40 - Asking $30 + shipping because of the potstones. Shipping price based on ...

Unused appearing CD 275 [020] LOCKE VICTOR NY. Two tiny inner skirt edge mold removal rough spots are the only "flaws". $ 90.00 includes shipping.

This group consists a of 151 SB in a hint of a tint with a very, very small chip or two that are really unnoticeable but I mention any way, and secondly, a blob with the embossing on the dome AND on the lower wire ...

I haven't seen this before. Can someone explain what's going on here? Was there a gap in the mold? Did the dome slump after being taken out of the mold? Thanks!

In the group picture this is the insulator 3rd from the left. Stamp embossed on front skirt HEMINGRAY / No 9. On rear skirt PATENT / MAY 2 1893. Has sharp drip points. This one has a huge double bubble in the back skirt ...

These are the two different shop numbers 1 and 6, as of 7/15/2011 in my collection. Looking for shop numbers 4 and 5 in narrow dome. Known shop numbers for the pinch or narrow dome variant are 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, ...

...the plunger assembly was pressed into the barely molten glass. How many pounds of clamping force did it take to overcome all these springs and press the plunger down? Probably no one living knows. Note these are not ...

Bob McLaughlin was kind enough to bring his family's relic to the show, with photographs of it being used. For all those people who want to know what a mold looked like, here you go. I took a couple of pics of the mold ...

Ahhh, I KNEW that would get somebody's attention! That's what I've I've always called especially squat, heavy 143's such as this Dwight Pattern and Can Pac whose embossing runs right through it's MLOD.This one is a ...

A Sterling, just a chort scratch on the dome, a neat, amber streaked and unusual 18 mold CREB 1870-1877 patents with a pinprick nick and a couple shallow factory annealing lines for accuracy sake, and a light milky ...

Bob McLaughlin hauled out the famed McLaughlin commemorative mold for everyone to enjoy, along with some educational info. Nice to see it's being well preserved and not used to make any modern "spin-offs"!

I found this ceramic beehive at a flea market. The insulator has a very rough base, but the roughness is glazed over and the mold line is just as rough. The insulator looks very crudely made and the mold line does go ...

Light steel blue "I" mold, miniscule base nick 1/8" by 1/4" or less and a very shallow factory annealing ;ine or two $10 plus shipping. Clear Hemingray 21 '38 date code, great shape and not easy to ...

Here is a picture of the other side. If you look close, you can see some of the rub towards the lower part of the skirt.

With all the talk on ICON about the 3-piece mold CD 126 CREBs, I decided to look through my sales stock, and low and behold, I found one. This one has a rough spot about an inch long on the upper wire ridge as seen, a ...

Here is a CD 126.4 W.E.MFG.CO. with a J on the rear skirtin a blue aqua. It has a fair number of bubbles. There is an open bubble seen on the front base edge, a flake on the inside of the skirt base just to the left of ...

The first is a Hemingray / No. 2 Cable // Pat. May 2nd 1893 with the Knowles blot out with sharp drips in aqua. It has a little pinprick on the skirt, and about five barely nicked drips. It has an open bubble on the ...

Nice CD 127. Embossed on very top of dome with the number 4 in a circle. On the front crown embossed LACS PAT JULY. On front skirt in large letters W.U.PATTE. Then on rear crown is the continuation of the date 25TH ...

Pictured here are two Prism insulators with the wide umbrella, in different sizes. I was a bit stumped as to the proper CD number for the piece on the right. The piece on the left is: CD 333 Prism [020] ... 7 ...

Here's a few of the pieces I picked up at the Lostine swap: 1. CD 121 Am Tel & Tel... somewhere between green and yellow green. I don't think I've ever seen this color come available before. I think it's a much ...

A CD 728 from my collection. Picked it up last year when a friend from the flea markets called and said he had a couple insulators he wanted to sell that he found. I don't have much exposure to the CD 728 but I see ...

Here is my numbers and dots Hemingray 20. I counted 21 on my insulator and 21 on Jason's. Mine is mold 49.

... are straw but are from 2 different molds that I like to call the tall mold and the short mold. Looking to swap for Canadian glass ...

Here is a neat CD 154 hemi find with medium drips and fizzy my daughter and I found at a local junk store on Friday. Not sure what was going on with this one. Looks to have had the old style 2 similar to CD 151 H.G. ...