Ok, Here it is the Limited Edition B&O Commemorative mini Insulator that was made by Gus Stafford for the CBIC 20th spring show held last Saturday in SHREWSBURY, PA It is Embossed ( yep Embossed) on the (Front ...

Here is a nice CD 121 WGM toll in off clear with 3/4" of dome glass. It is heavy with the threads going to w/in 1/2" of the base. Condition is really nice. It has a 3/8" ding/bruise at 11 o'clock on the ...

Here is a pretty, medium purple HGCO Signal. Damage consists of a fingernail chip on the right front that takes out most of the 3 in "1893", a bruise chip on the inside of the skirt just behind the left mold ...

For sale here are two nice colored tolls that will liven up any toll collection. The first is a flared-skirt variety Hemi no 16. It is a dark yellow green with amber color. Nice color. Has a half inch chip at the left ...

Here is a CD 113 in unlisted milky blue [130] has a small wire rub couple of pecks on the dome, a small chip on lower wire ridge just right of the mold line, and 17 damaged drips. Book for the milky blue aqua is $75-100 ...

Nice Mclaughlin Toll in Mint condition Has some nice streaking in the skirt. The mark on the dome that you can see is a mold defect and not damage and does not distract at all in person 20.00 plus 5.00 shipping

Blue Aqua 1 1/2 Base chip at mold line $200 plus postage

Here's a neat one you don't see to often. CD 127 in aqua. This is a no embossing mold line over dome. Hopefully you can see the milk stringers in the photo. Teeny no glass missing base bruise is the only damage. These ...

This is a CD 214 (010) Telegrafos from Mexico in a very nice orange amber. Other than a skirt ding between the embossing and the right side mold line and a minor (small) inner skirt flake, this insulator is in great ...

I think the color of the strongly embossed CD 162 Brookfield really stands out. I think it is an apple green or maybe a lime green. It is dome embossed W. BROOKFIELD over NEW YORK. The skirt is embossed PAT. FEB.12th ...

... chips. All of these are different molds by either the & marking or the base thickness. How about $75.00 shipped in the USA for these ...

These New Englands just keep getting shorter and more stout. Anyone have a shorter/fatter one for the lineup?

This is a third variation for the Spratt LRI embossed: Patent/Feb.5.1850 This one is type 'C'. The right edge of the tab points towards the right edge, or at least the middle of the letter E in Patent. The top 'arm' of ...

... /Feb.5.1850 There are at least three molds for this style. This one I've termed 'A'. One characteristic of this one is the right side of the ...

Here we have three FIDENZA 6118 (old version), on the three left positions, then the other three are all B 100 PR 71 by M.I.V.A...................... how many colors and versions from the same mold!

Excellent shape; just a small fisheye bruise up and to the left of the "H" in "HGCO" and a very small nibble on the lower base. Easily VVNM. J mold style. This is really a nice leaning more to medium ...

A recent addition to the collection. A really nice VVNM example of the CD 123 'B' mold. The base on this one may be the best I've ever seen! (see next photo).

Here are a couple of small mud ponies that I picked up recently. This first one looks to me like it has a mold line right over the top of the crown. (I'm not a mud expert) It is 23/8 " w by 3" tall and a nice ...

Offered here is a neat bubbly HG co 145. This one is about as bubbly as it can possibly get. Tons of micro ones giving itn a jadite-like appearance.....along with some big ones. Has a big ghost-like fracture on left ...

Here's another insulator I'm attempting to sell in order to make more room on my displays. It's a Brookfield CD 127 that I call a "mini blobtop". I sure wish I could call it a no-embossing, look at the prices ...

Here is a CD 121 WFG (010) with 3 dots and the period between Denver and Colo. This piece is a steel blue gray color . The threads start at the base and it has a small base bruise about 1/4x1. It has some annealing ...

I put these together to try and show the blue of the 133.4. This is a CD 133.4 in light blue, not aqua, sort of like some of the Americans out there. It is an (010) with a 3/8x1-1/4 base bruise and some stress cracks ...

While you can not tell from the picture, this is one of those clear Hemingray 42s with the little amber streak on or near the mold line on one side. I have 30 of these, most of them still dirty, most of them in good ...

Here are the newer, blot out versions of the 164's. "Bright" blue on the left, light greens, to dark green. Front and center is the very hard to find bar/bar critter, which has the bars on both sides way over ...

CD 138 Brookfield in light green. There is a 1 1/2 inch bubble just below the embossing in the front. Damage consists of a couple small scattered pings, a 1/4 inch wire groove flake on the back, some scratching at the ...