Thanks to Richard Case, Paul Greaves, and David Dahle for responding to my request. It seems that the blot outs were added to beef up a weak spot in the mold. It is interesting that there are ten blot outs. It makes ...

Wow, what a good looking insulator. A nice rich cornflower blue. Embossed on the front skirt H. G. CO. and on the reverse PETTICOAT. Looks like those dasterly lineman`s pliers nibbled away at the wire groove. In the ...

All CD 102 diamonds Top Left is a [050] It is light aqua, damage consists of a few faint bb dings, and a chipped drip point (only one), other than that is is a great piece. Top middle is a [040] in light aqua, 1/4 inch ...

...and a final pic of the halves together again. So, whaddya think? I'm not sure what other products may have been made at the Canadian Ohio Brass Co., but this looks to me like it might have been for some sort of ...

A (slightly out of focus) view of the "rear" of the mold... When the halves are together it measures approximately 6 3/16" long, 4 3/8" wide and 5 11/16" tall.

Forgot we had this item that we "found" in our garage yesterday. We picked it up from an antique store some years ago. It apparently came out of the old Canadian Ohio Brass Co. factory when they wrecked it ...

Dome embossing of the CD 121 Brookfield with five large and five small 'blots'.

Dome embossed X2, this CD 121 has five large round 'dots' and five small 'dots' which blotted out prior embossing engraved on the mold. The question is: What exactly was blotted out? Does O .O O O. :O. cover A.T. & ...

There are at least three different molds that have 5 large blots and a number of smaller blots ...

Nice CANADIAN PACIFIC RY CO CD 143 in light blue aqua with a nice olive-ish splash in the threads. This must have been a cold mold because the surface is very bumpy and crude. There are a few minor chips on the base. ...

Here's a home made or hand made Commemorative that I picked up. It is embossed on the crown front MAY 3, 1864 with the Y backwards and the three backwards, and on the skirt, G.T.CO. AUG. 24, 1852. It's the one on the ...

Just a couple tiny nicks at the mold line from mint.

For sale here is a very vibrant CD 126. It's bright olive green leaning towards chartreuse. This is the [420] embossing. There is a skirt fracture near the right-rear mold line that is about an inch tall. Displays mint ...

This Brookfield [230] is loaded with streaks of amber throughout the dome; combined with this deep color it really stands out on a shelf. The only damage is confined to the base. Like many of these, there is a small ...

CD 134 PATENT In Hemingray Blue - [040] - Condition is VVNM with only a rough outer circumference at the base, where the plunger separates from the main body of the mold - otherwise mint. Books for $200-250 - since this ...

New price: $825 shipped and insured to your door! OK, this is one of my best depression green petticoats that I found about 13 years ago in southern Idaho and is the last one I have. The condition and character on ...

This is a very unusual & tough piece: could be a sleeper. The glass is a "celestial" blue, like a glowing cornflower blue. The dome has purple in it, creating a very beautiful piece. Caleb Thimell posted a ...

Two nice pieces from Columbia: CD 154 Zicme nice purple & bubbles; VVNM, $125 shipped (way under book!) CD 154 unembossed, short mold. light purple; few ticks. $75 shipped

Here are 2 CD 133 No.20 both (010) with tiny 0 on the dome. The 1st is a bubbly green aqua with a tiny tick on the dome and a pinky nail flake off the base. The 2nd is a bright yellow green with a bb ping on the dome ...

Outstanding condition for one of these - about 4 scattered light pecks with no glass missing and a real thin 1/4" skirt flake at the left mold line at the base. You are looking at it in the picture - hard to ...

Here you go Claude. I was pretty sure I had one but I didn't want to say anything until I found it. A Whitall Tatum No.1/mold number 13. Found on a former B&O line in eastern Ohio in 1998.

Here is an insulator that no one seems to know about i found in a junk shop in springfield MO it has no embossing on it i believe it was the first insulator of the day at the factory and turned out a cold mold anybody ...

Here is a base picture of the same insulator. This is not a break in the glass! With close inspection you can see that just a bit less glass than would be necessary was placed into the mold. Somehow this one one skipped ...

I have what I believe is an unlisted CD 133 embossed with PATENT over DEC.19/1871 on the dome front, with a small F on skirt also in front, then the number 3 on the back dome.3-piece mold. It is what I would call a ...

I bought this unsuual piece today along with some others. Does anyone know anything about it? It kind of look hand made. It is bright red, with the embossing PAT and then MAY 3, 1864, all backwards on the dome and ...