Crude item; very sharp threads. Not sure of its use but potentially came out of Kansas. Crude wire groove--you can tell that this had to be near the end of the life for this particular mold.

Note the indentation to the lower right of the "Y" in Hemingray. I've had these for a number of years and was pleasantly surprised to find two pieces I can positively confirm came from the same mold. ...

Mint piece that came from a cold mold. FREE just pay shipping.

The left one is a strongly Base embossed Chicago Insulating Co piece with millions of micro bubbles that make it look almost like Jade blue. Really neat. I paid 500.00 for it about 10 years ago. It has 3 dots on the ...

Here are a CD 162 (010) WFG in icey greenish blue with a wg flake and a tick and scratch on the dome and a couple of tiny base flakes. A CD 162 (010) WFG in dark purple with 2 small base flakes and a wg chip off the ...

CD 145 Postal . Beautiful shade of Blue with some White floaties and a couple of flea bites, 1 white floatie at the surface on the side on mold line causing a small flake . $10 plus $6 for shipping . PayPal or money ...

Though it has a shallow skirt chip it still is rather attractive as it leans off to the side. "B" mold. A number of these at one time or another came off a line from Central City to Georgetown CO.

Very nice light jade blue milk CD 135 Chicago. Milk is very even in the entire insulator. Condition is very nice with 3 match head size flakes and some nibbling along the bottom base mold lines. This piece does have ...

Nice dark teal "M" mold.

Here are 7 CD 133 mold line over dome MLOD insulators in NM condition with some very small dings. They are full of bubbles and age. Dated July 25, 1865 with numbers on the back, 3, 4, 5, and 6. These are for they newer ...

Reference #1...is an HGC Style mold, as is #2. These have the more rounded dome like the HGCO CD 145s. These have a larger style Star. No 1 is a light blue with some fizziness. No 1 has a small chip at the left side ...

Left has amber stripes in front threads and amber to front skirt with small bubbles here and there. Light WG rub. Middle is a nice green color with haze of amber in dome and skirt. One tiny flea bite at left mold line. ...

Weird looking "thing" on a "stamp" font style HEMINGRAY / NO 9 // PATENT / MAY 2 1893. This is the typical [250] embossing index (as listed in the McDougald & the Briel pin type insulator price ...

crude, bubbly, mild case of the fizzies, plus straw marks & the embossing is "speedy" as if the glass shifted slightly in the mold when poured. There is an open bubble on one wire rim [maybe 1/4"]; a ...

Just when you thought it was over there's yet another 101 ! Different Daniel though.(LOL)(LOL) ---- CD 101 Brookfield (110) slug embossed with shop # 11 and No. 9 on the rear.. Has two flea bites to dome and some ...

Three CD 145 Star (010) behives. Left is two-tone with hunka black snot, firebrick, bubbles and Elmer ring. One flea bite to dome and tiny scallop to skirt at left mold line near base. Overall VNM. Middle is a great ...

Left is a 162 (010) with base chip to left of underpour and scratch to dome at left mold line. Right is a 145 (020) pointed dome with base slivers on 1/4 of base to left of underpour. Has lotsa dome glass with bubbles ! ...

Hemingray 60-A -- Note the No. 60 - A almost looks like 80-A, the 6 is closed completely - The 60 is over the 90 in the old stamped 1890 date...... Sloppy mold stamps---- A little harder to read the June patent on this ...

Hemingray 60-A ---- Sloppy mold stamps...best blot out I've seen where you can actually read the May 2, 1893. Back side of the following insulator.

A nice character insulator with lots of micro bubbles and a small pot rock on the left side outer skirt. Embossed on front skirt McLAUGHLIN, rear skirt No 42, and on the top dome a backwards 9. It is in very good ...

Ok, here are three distinctly different Star embossed beehives. The one on the far left is a blue Star. It is what is sometimes referred to as "The Hemingray Mold" due to its similarity to the HGCO mold. Has a ...

For sale is a very nice CD 121 Hemingray [080] in Milky Aqua. These smooth based ones are tough to come across! This example is in very good condition only having a shallow pinky nail chip on the base near the mold line ...

I should have included a green or an aqua in this so the yellow green shades would be more evident. These all are a shades of light yellow green. These colors are not all that easy to find and were just added to the ...

Here's the "J" mold H.G. CO. Petticoat.

The insulator that Mackenzie is holding on the far right is a H.G. CO. Petticoat "J" mold in dark teal! Sweet find!