Here is a two-tone green Star Shotgun mold. The shotgun mold has the straight side skirt that makes the piece resemble a shotgun shell. This is one of the smaller mold styles for Stars. The dome is a nice deeper green ...

Fred Locke may have been the first porcelain manufacturer to offer a porcelain signal insulator. As far as I know I have never seen a porcelain signal of any type in a cataloug older then 1903-04 when these were made. ...

This amber swirled, bubbly cobalt EC&M was sold yesterday to a lucky collector at the 2009 Rohde Ranch Tailgater in Fresno, CA. This is the F mold style and in excellent condition. It was considered the best example ...

This is a characterized H.G.Co. Petticoat. K mold. Another favorite one. Of E-place.

CD 162 [070] HEMINGRAY / NO 19 in a real glowing cobalt blue. The color is a little darker and richer in person than shown. It really depends on your monitor. Blues are hard to photograph correctly. This one definitely ...

The piece on the left got a bit too much glass in the mold, leaving it 1/8" or more taller than 'normal'. The one on the right is actually a bit taller than normal too. Colors are a bit too blue. I hope that you've ...

I came across a comparison picture of a genuine CD 162 and Eric's copy CD 162. Then I noticed the CD 162.7. Is it just me, or are they a closer match ? If Eric's did not have drips could they not be mistaken for a CD ...

Here's an emerald green 'man' with some nice straw marks around the head. I've tried to get the colour as accurate as possible but after playing around with Photoshop it still isn't quite as virbrant as it should. ...

Here are a pair of CD 1094 knobs. They are unembossed. The two differ in their height, but I'm sure that is due to a lack of glass placed into the mold of the one on the left. The piece on the left may be too dark to ...

Hey folks,,, is this a 133.4? What is meant by "American threads",,, aren't they all? Note the mold line half way up and the base,,, a 4 part mold? What can you tell me about the origins and confirm the CD ...

CD 154 McLaughlin [050] Short Molds in Forest Green and Dark Steel. Both are VVNM+ and two of the best color pieces I have ever picked ...

View of the backside showing the '2' and 'F' mold embossing.

CD 132 'Bullet' [050] 'F' mold in Ice Green Aqua. Tough color piece was nicked by a bullet on the front base edge. Has a single small dome ping, some internal stress fractures, and a couple fleabytes. This hard to find ...

CD 154 [060] Mclaughlin NO. 42 Delft Blue N M + condition $ 30.00 - shipping included in the Continental U.S. Or I can deliver it to you at the Iowa National for $ 25.00 Photo # 3 This photo shows the mold ...

CD 154 [060] Mclaughlin NO. 42 Delft Blue N M + condition $ 30.00 - shipping included in the Continental U.S. Or I can deliver it to you at the Iowa National for $ 25.00 Photo #2 To see Photo # 1 To see Photo #3 ...

CD 154 [060] Mclaughlin NO. 42 Delft Blue N M + condition $ 30.00 - shipping included in the Continental U.S. Or I can deliver it to you at the Iowa National for $ 25.00 Photo # 1 To see photo #2 To see photo #3 ...

... . The blobtops are one of the harder molds to find. They come in a varierty of colors. This little guy has a lot of dome glass. The pinhole ( ...

Here is a Pennycuick Signal I just picked up at the Wheaton show. Has a really nice tadpole above the wire groove. The base was a bit pinched during manufacturing and so is not exactly round. Has a touch of amber at the ...

Here is a nice light blue-aqua brooky beehive, I'd almost call it watered-down windex in color, wavy, cold-mold glass mnakes embossing hard to read in places. In fact, yesterday, I had it out in the texas sunshine, ...

A nice light blue Star in the shotgun mold. This piece comes from my collection and the display I did at Springfield Ohio last year. The underpour leaves a major absence of glass at the base ..see photo. $25.00 plus ...

Here is a comparison shot of the two CD 166 mold types. On the left is CD 166[010], the square dome mold embossed on the front "A011/CALIFORNIA". This mold comes in a wide variety of typical California colors. ...

On the left is a sage green, unembossed CD 164 attributed to the California Glass Insulator Company. On the right is a Calfornia CD 166 in sage blue. This is the square dome mold with the style number A011 weakly ...

CD 145 [120] H. G. Co. Petticoat Light Steel Blue in VNM condition $ 15.00 - SOLD shipping included in the Continental U.S. Photo # 2 To see photo # 1 Beautiful steel blue color. Mold letter H under ...

Another view of the CD 514 "Borat" insulator Notice the ridge around the top, I don't know if it was intentional, a flawed mold oe perhaps an overpour. The Uzbekistan version has a smooth, flat top, and ...

This sale is for the green piece on the right. Although if you are interested in making a deal on the pair just let me know. This light green Brookfield is full of character and has very little damage overall. The ...