Here is a shot of the base of this pony, showing a star embossing in the center plus another star(?) near the side mold line. Next photo . Ans: Most likely a developing mold defect accounts for its semi-star like ...

Here we have a CD 162 embossed H. G. CO over PATENT MAY 2 1893 and on the reverse side of the skirt PETTICOAT. You might have noticed that it is a beautiful peacock blue. On the inner skirt (back side) there is a ...

Here is a tough CD. Embossed "KNOWLES 6" on the front and BOSTON on the rear. A nice blue aqua color. 1/2 inch rock in left ear. Some damage. Looking at the KNOWLES side: 1/4 inch sheer flake from bottom tip ...

Here is a CD 700 threadless 'egg'. Nice medium, see through aqua color. There is a ping to the upper portion above the wire groove in the middle of this view. It will display mint from one angle. There is some damage to ...

Here is a CD 721 threadless in great condition. Aqua color. The black specks are on the surface and left over from the burlap or whatever was inside the wood cover. One side has a thin stress line running up the inside. ...

I am offering up this piece from my personal collection. I've had this one for about 15 years. A great looking unique CD. This insulator is embossed with both Brookfield (dome) and Locke (skirt). A nice aqua color with ...

This STAR CD 162 has the mold line across the base in addition to a mold line completely around the outside of the base like the unembossed Santa Ana. This is a variant (SB) Smooth Base, that has a (MLOB) Mold Line ...

This CD 162 is skirt embossed HEMINGRAY over PATENT MAY 2 1893. On the reverse side of the skirt is embossed PETTICOAT. This insulator has the olive amber/ aqua two tone color. The dome down through the wire groove is a ...

... and near molten when removed from the molds to deform this much without breaking or shattering when dropped on their sides. There was a rather ...

Pulled this one off a pole along the MP line a few years ago. I found 2 more with traces of milk and amber (same mold # 15/16) but this one beats all other "junkers" i have. The milk swatch has a tail that ...

Here is a photo of a rare CD 132 slope dome PAT 1871 teal green bullet. Unfortunately someone changed the settings on my camera so my photo is not very good and I don't have time to adjust them, so I apologize for the ...

Final price reduction before it goes back up on the beam :-) ... CD 208 California crosstop with large 1/2" embossing; damage report is one nick out of the upper wire ridge above the F, one small ding on same level ...

This one is the same coloration (Dark Olive Amber) and in a similar condition as the one that was for sale in PoleTop Discoveries most recent auction #58, which ended up at $990. Condition is great considering its ...

Pulled this one down today. Pretty certain it is a CD 170, but it is too short. It is exactly the height given for a CD 170.1, but it is too narrow for that. (It doesn't match 170 width either...) But I think the dome ...

These all fall somewhere in the U-746 family with the one in the front row, right side being assigned a new U#. Glaze and trimming variations are great here too. I'm wondering if they had a heavy turnover in personel, ...

Has a flat base sliver @ mold line and a minor scuff in the wire groove, also @ mold line. It touched another insulator while hot, which left a mark. Miniscule traces of olive wisping in dome. $12 plus postage.

Here is a CD 121 BROOKFIELD that is just loaded with micro bubbles, top to bottom. It didn`t take a searchlight shoved up its tailpipe to bring out the bubbles; just sunlight. There is a 01 embossed on the dome. Also ...

Here is the first of to pics I'm posting in follow up to the questios I asked a couple of days back about these CD 134 AM Insulatos I have found. Yesterday I retrieved a broken one that I had left behind because the ...

Unusual clean glass quality! Bright unlisted sage green CD 132 [050] PATENT DEC 19 1871 R-2 with a "D'" on the rear skirt. Four pencil point ticks, small 1/4" rear open base bubble and some light rear ...

An insulator that has a million embossing variations. This CD 143 is style [060], no periods and a mold line over the dome. Allow me to call the color a light yellow green. There is a jelly bean size bubble at the base ...

This light green G. N. W. with the mold line over the dome is in very fine condition. There is just a tiny flick off the base and some wire rub in the wire groove. It is loaded with micro bubbles and check out the top ...

Here's a scarcely seen Pyrex glass radio strain made in France either by SOVIREL or by their successor Corning France, S.A. It is a beautiful crystal clear in factory mint condition with tiny (as made) flakes. They were ...

CD 161 [020] light purple California with a milky olive green swath. Aside from a just below the surface annealing fracture likely caused day one by the impurity that you can see in the dome in the picture, a day one ...

I wasn't the lucky one who found it, but It is an early style F-Mold with the flat dome and flared skirt. Enjoy!

A light lavender CD 143 CANADIAN. PACIFIC. RY. CO that is in extremely good condition. The only problem I see is a shallow skirt flake (about 1/4" square) located just below the wire groove at the back side of the ...