Canadian Diamond 102 in teal green. [060] embossing style. Very nice colour. Has 2 small open base bubbles, shallow and make up about 3/4" length. Has wire groove rubbing on front, and a fair bit on the back, but ...

A really nice clean piece. Two very small flea bites. One on the dome and one on the front skirt towards the right mold line. And one very very small flake on the base. Only visible under close inspection. Definately ...

Light blue, sagey and in about the finest condition you can get. Still has unbroken glass from mold spew at lower right mold line. I see none of the typical annealing surface cracks with this guy. Has some very nice, ...

Pitchered here is a comparison of the two different mold styles of the McLaughlin CD 154 "tall" & "short style". Bob McLaughlin

The amber streak is perfectly placed on the front left of the skirt. It displays well. There is a pin point ding on the dome towards the rear mentioned for accuracy. Also is a shallow flake on the inside of the outer ...

... be from the same mold, or very similar molds, the cobalt piece has very rough glass above the tiewire groove, which gives it character, and the ...

Here are the dark aqua with cobalt swirls, fizzy cobalt blue, and steel blue/lavender two tone pieces, the main reason I took this picture was I noticed the fizzy cobalt blue piece had a slightly different profile than ...

Here's a beautiful CD 234 carnival PYREX T.M. REG.U.S. PAT. OFF. and on the rear is MADE IN U.S.A. with a numeral 63 following. Above the "U" is the letter "R." It's in pristine shape and looks like ...

This is a beautiful emerald green piece of glass that is in almost perfect new condition, except for a tiny ding on the bottom rim and a teeny bee-sting on the upper wire ridge. It looks more like a mold bubble, but ...

Has metal insert intact and unique mold lines! Mold line runs across Hemingray embossing And has a curl mold line on dome. VVNM piece with character, no chips or pecks. Only $100.00 plus actual shipping to your ...

Here is a fantastically colored insulator from Argentina, a Vidrart with the Aislatron tradename on the rear. It has a mold number in the top of the pinhole. VNM + condition. You can add this stunning color to your CD ...

The left is a B Mold E.C.&M, middle is the Deseret Tel. Insulator, right is a standard CD 132 with the Dec.19.1871 embossing. This picture hopefully shows the pin hole comparison along with the overall diameter and ...

PENDING SALE... NOW $16.30 + SHIPPING. I NEED TO SELL THE INSULATORS I HAVE LISTED. I HAVE BILLS BACKING UP AND MY FATHER NEEDS BACK SURGERY. ALL INSULATORS HAVE BEEN DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO SELL QUICKLY. TAKE ...

Here is a photo showing the swirls, it almost looks like there was something metallic that fell into the mold causing these, at the end of one of the swirls, it looks like there is a piece of metal or something at the ...

A very interesting find in Hemingray Blue with only a tiny slice on the base. The stamped embossing is a later style, so I'm not sure why the drips were not on this. Doesn't make sense that this was a factory error, ...

Left to right: Light blue CD 101 Brookfield Mold #4, some snow from small potstones, one small chip on the underside of the dome rim; Brookfield with Drips, amber at the wire groove, chip on the upper wire rim on the ...

Left to right: olive CD 101 Brookfield Mold No 6, sort of a flattened area on dome top, chip on the underside of the upper dome rim, vertical stress crack in rear of insulator from base up to half way to the wire ...

The "Star" Helmet, CD 260 [010] was chosen to be the show icon shortly after the first show in 1971. Photograph, drawing, and sketch have adorned flyers, posters, letterheads, and billboards over the years. In ...

One on left is a light green-aqua. Needs a little SOS pad but it should come clean. There are a couple of tiny shallow flat flakes on the base and a bruise near the front left mold line. No glass gone but there is a ...

This is the last of the 10 script No 12 molds that have been identified to date. Because I can't find anything remarkable on the front skirt ... to distinguish this one from the other molds, we are calling this one the REAR SKIRT DOT MOLD ...

This is the last of the 10 script No 12 molds that have been identified to date. Because I can't find anything remarkable on the front skirt ... to distinguish this one from the other molds, we are calling this one the REAR SKIRT DOT MOLD ...

A tough CD 185 Mine Insulator. Has a very very shallow flake from the top along the mold line. Has a double flake at the base "skirt" . On the lower half (inside) there is a bruise and chip where the pin would ...

Here is an earlier cobalt blue Russian piece, this one having the "Stolle Notches" above the wire groove, if I remember correctly, this piece was made from a re-tooled polish mold, same as the larger ...

Here is a piece I believe is Ukrainian, its a nice crisp lime green color, and I'm not sure, but it might have a marking on the inner part of the outer skirt, a "I" but its very short, so it just might be a ...

This display has several commemoratives. It is not strictly CD 162, but includes some close numbers, some CD 134 and one threadless and four Mexican fencetops. Taken on a rare rainy day in Tucson, but still colorful. ...