Sort of unique isn`t it? Looks like a bunch of horseshoes all over the front of this CD 102 embossed Diamond. A deep yellow green color. There is a ping with an associated bruise on the back side of the dome. bruise is ...

The insulator on the far right met the concrete cement floor in my garage when I was trying to take it in a group picture with other milky insulators. If you can see the P shaped milk swirl in the dome you may recall ...

Here we go again. Re-took some pictures of three CD 106 Gayner's that I found last week. All three have a strange mold mark below the lower wire groove above the 9 of NO. 9. Looks like an oval. . .with a H inside? Am ...

Found this insulator the other day. . .just had to share the number of dots! Count em! 18! Does this mean that this mold lasted from 1942 til 1960? Does anyone know what the record is for the number of dots added after ...

Here is an additional photo re: a Hemingray 42 short mold(1948?) RDP/Mint-in what appears to be a light peach vs. a light straw, as the guide advises, and @ $1???? Any information re: additional prices, colors, history, ...

Here is a closer pic of the pinched Oct 8 and 1140 Johnny Ball with deep cold mold lines.

This is a great colour. The only mark is a wire groove rub in the front. The photos show it very well. This is the 2 piece mold and the price is $75. The photos are front, rear and bottom; if more detail is needed ...

This insulator has one small ding on the rear dome which is tough to see in the photo. The colour is outstanding and if you look closely you can see the purple swirls. It is the 3 piece mold and the price is $75. The ...

This one has it all. Crude south of the border glass in typical sad but beautiful shape. Green in color with amber in one eye and loaded with steamy milk in the body extending to the other eye. Extra glass around the ...

I found this after just general antique searching and my question is:the guide says $1 for light straw, but it is more light peach, than a yellow straw,&how common are these?I have been a collector for a couple of ...

This item appeared in Dwayne Anthony's 2005 auction catalog. His description was "Shortly after release from the mold, a portion of the base of another insulator accidentally collided with the upper skirt of ...

Fizz filled citrine glass radio antenna strain insulator, unmarked. 3-1/4 inches long with a clipped and ground end. One fracture on an eye from mint plus it has drip vent micro bumps on the ribs and a nice sharp mold ...

Hi all! Having been asked for a contribution about a week ago, I'm just getting around to submitting it now, in the form of this picture of a CD 149 we acquired in a small, 35-year collection. What's unusual should be ...

Here is a group of three insulators that all have problems but still will hold a spot till a better replacement comes along. On the left is a CD 252 HEMINGRAY - 62 in a very good looking blue color. There is a skirt ...

CD 162 [110] Hemingray – 19 MADE IN USA with sharp drip points (SDP) Condition is really great with only 2 drips with about a ¼ shaved and another 1 maybe ½ shaved, all of this at or very near the mold line on either ...

Here is a sweetheart of an insulator. Everybody likes the little CD 160.5 Am. Tel. This one is embossed AM. TEL & TEL. Co. on the skirt. On the reverse side is PAT`D. NOV.13th1883. and a big number 2 on the dome. ...

Up for your consideration this evening, is a Green CD 124.3. Front dome 1871, Front skirt C, Rear dome 4. This piece is immaculate on the outer surface but has the typical mold removal roughness on the inside of the ...

This is one of those less seen pieces. It looks great from the front, with only a bb ping/bruise on the front right mold line. The back third of the inner skirt is chipped (see pic). Would be a great candidate for resin ...

No embossing. Mold line goes up the side and then around the top. Green blackglass. VNM condition. 3 tiny flakes along the ende of the top. I believe this was found in an attic in Ohio. $450 postpaid.

... Locke uniparts, were made in two part molds giving them a visible mold line ...

One is Embossed " Spratts Pattent " and is a smaller mold version. The other is embossed " pattent Feb. 5. 1850 Both have damange as seen in the pictures. First $ 33.00 gets them shipped to your door. SOLD

This CD 162 is embossed H.G.Co. over PATENT MAY 2 1893 and on the reverse PETTICOAT. There is 1/2 thumb nail size bruise at the left side mold line. Right in that same area there are 4 partially chipped drips. On the ...

Here are a CD 113 Hemigray 12 (010) and a Hemingray 12 (147) with the left leg of the M missing also. The M looks like a backwards N. The 010 also is a backwards E in Patent. They are both a very light blue aqua and the ...

Three dynamite Paisley LAC's up for grabs tonight. All three are the CD [030] embossing index. On the left is a dark aqua leaning towards blue aqua. One tiny shallow ding on the dome I'd say is about ¼ of a pencil ...

An attempt at a close-up. I drew a dashed white line along part of the circumferential mold line of the [020] to help identify it. Hopefully these photos are clear enough... it is easy to see the difference in person, ...