Really wrinkled old Brookfield. Asking $2 plus shipping.

This Hemingray 12 was out in my garage, stowed away in a box. of clunker insulators. I had to look at it at least twice to realize why it looked 'different'. Notice the lack of most of the normal threading! It has ...

... else have one of these? Are they all 6 molds ...

Here is what I have heard called the "Vader" mold. It is an interesting one that seems to be uncommon. This one is SN 6 over something, possibly another six. Anyone have one with a different SN? All I have ...

Here is an "XO" mold in a nice color. I like these because the embossing always seems to be more pronounced and bold. The embossing is also slightly larger than others you will see. This one is EID ...

Here is the "00" mold I mentioned. I like the profile of these a little more than the others for some reason. Also for some reason it seems that the quality of glass in most of these I recall seeing is ...

Here is a photo of a SB Mold that I believe all of the SDP SKEB's came from. A unique mold that I could spot from some distance. I like it because of its tie to my SDP Brookfield, plus it gives me hope to find a SDP one ...

Hello Brent Here is my contribution to your study group. CD 145. I'm very interested in this mold varient with the flare dome. What do you think of this? Dark Aqua color [F-Skirt] Brookfield [R-Skirt] New York, Dome ...

I found this yesterday (3-20-09) where the poles had been removed on a CSX line. It has a 1941 date code on a 1940 mold.

Here are two CD 299 Brookfields both are embossed on the top of the ear. The aqua one has an extended middle skirt, while the emerald green one sits flat on the outer skirt. Curious to here from other collectors as to ...

Four smooth whittle. These are characterized by a glass dot to the left of the mold line From left to right #1 Light green aqua, thumbnail sized flake below the wire groove, otherwise good #2 Light blue aqua, ...

Rear skirt.

Her is mold type 2 of the Pelzer, SC CD 245. On the front skirt of mold type 2. 1) The horizontal bar on the T in shorter on the right side. 2) The second bar of the H has a indent in the middle. On the rear skirt of ...

The rear skirt.

There are 2 mold types in my CD 245 collection. I have around 10 CD 245 only from Pelzer, SC. If you have a CD 245 from Pelzer, SC, you may have one of these mold types. Seen in the picture is the front skirt of mold ...

This is the three dot mold. This is the first one of these I've owned, and first lavender insulator from any manufacturer. The price guide lists 3 shades of lavender... not sure which this is. Any help would be ...

Here is a whittle with the orange peel whittled surface in a Sage Green with some nice milky amber swirls in the 1" of dome glass. It has a bit of flat sheer flaking at base, nothing very serious, would say VVNM. ...

View the large pic for details on these. I think that one of the most scarce pieces is the SN00 SDP. So far I have heard of three of these (John Moon, John Mesmer, and mine - should I have been named John?). Colors are ...

Here is a super nice CD 164 Star with great character. Has a mold defect on the upper wire ridge ......may be an open bubble, otherwise mint.. Great amber. Asking 30, shipped.

Here is a light blue Star CD 102 fathead stout skirt mold. It has a nice piece of junk in the dome and also in the skirt directly below. The base shows just a slight underpour. Very good condition. $20 plus shipping. ...

Here is one nice light purple whittle! The dome is light purple and the base is more of a gray sage making this a two tone piece. The whittling on this piece is about as good as they come and the condition is hard to ...

Here is a pretty, medium yellow green HGCO Petticoat, M mold. Damage consists of an inner skirt fingernail chip, small 1/16" x 1/4" flake on the inner skirt, two dome pings, one a ping chip, and a small wire ...

Here is a CD 101 from my collection. It is blue with major and significant amber streaking across the dome and down the front. The ambering shows well under normal light and is even better backlit. Three wire rim chips ...

This little guy is the CD 102 Star Sf Mold (still bears the last period from the SF mold). Measures 3 inches tall. Check the ambering on the reverse side of the Star. Little wire rubbing. Annealing hairline in the dome. ...

Strong embossing on this one! The mark left of the embossing is a scar where another piece of glass stuck to it during annealing. Two small reverse chips under UWR on back and two more small ones under the mold line UWR ...