The one on the left has a yellow-green and white stringer wrapping around while the one on the right has a big snotty glob in the dome.

Here's one of the remaining pieces out of my toll specialty collection- a CD 121 embossed: AM.TEL&TEL.Co. One small base sliver chip. Very beefy looking for an AMTEL. Not many of these were reported in collections ...

Not quite a Brooke's blue, but still a nice blue aqua. [020] embossing index. 1/4 inch sheer base flake at right mold line, similar base flake in rear. $45 postage paid to you. Thanks for looking. (K451)

This is a CD 134 [160] Brookfield piece. Nice yellow green color from the large amount of amber swirling. 1 3/4 inch wide by 1/2 inch high front base/skirt bruise, 1/2 inch thin base slice at right mold line, 3/4 inch ...

Here is a CD 257 mickey. This is the Patent-Other with two patent dates. 3 cool horizontal oval bubbles in right side skirt. 1/2 inch chip from under rear portion of right ear, 3/4 inch mold bump line under wire ridge ...

I purchased this threadless CD 731 at the Springfield Show this past November. Great addition to my threadless collection, I thought, until recently. There seems to be some question as to its authenticity. I'm posting a ...

Royal purple 162.4 VNM. Only two minor flaws to the inside of the base at the mold lines. $110 shipped.

Pretty NN (Thomas I believe) M-3490; came off a power line in Utah back in the 1980s. Has a nice blue jean mold line seam on the inside of the lower base. Middle skirt is kind of a reddish mahogany; upper and lower ...

This is a CD 133 HG CO piece. Great lime green color with a large swath of milk that circles the dome and goes into the skirts. The color is listed for embossing index [070], but this is a [080] with the '9' in the ...

Here is an unusually colored CD 125. A sage green color. Some amber streaks in the dome as well. A little soot covered, so it could use a cleaning. The soot makes the color a bit darker in the photo than it is in ...

Neat little piece which also features a light olive wisp along the right mold line. Threads nearly to base, V VNM condition. $8.25 postpaid

Yes, it seems paradoxical, that you use water soaked wood tools to work with glass. Jill and I had the honor and fun of attempting to make a simple paperweight while visiting Wilkerson Glass. The oval shape is formed ...

7 Up Green Hemingray 9- Super Color! Much better than the picture-has a little rubbing in the wire groove, minor nicking on mold line at base, and a flea bite or two. Perfect round drip points. Embossed on front skirt ...

These are both H.G.Co. Petticoat CD 145's, but the one on the left has the 'K' mold embossing. Notice the taller, narrower dome and how flat it is on top. The 'K' mold is the only 145 we've seen that will stand on the ...

Hello All, I found this Glass Bookend at an Antique Store. It had a lable stating it to be a prayer baby, but that is not the question here. The question is; Does anyone know who made this? The color is Sapphire Blue ...

You don't see these with the SDP much. Nice amber streaking and swirling throughout. Couple pecks here and there. One open drip in right front. Inside of one drip bruised at right mold line. Asking $4 plus postage. ...

The insulator is embossed with the company emblem along with the date code of 1985 on the front skirt and the mold number 113 on the rear skirt. The insulator is in great condtion grading VVNM. $13 plus $8.00 for ...

This Insulator there are only about 7 know!!! It is embossed on the front skirt W.U.5 Patent May 2 1893 and on the rear skirt Patent Dec 19 1871 mold letter "B". Along with many other insulator collectors and ...

An interesting and pretty complex dead-end system. You will note that the text says a Hemingray-43 and a Hemingray-45 although from the pictures, they look like a CD 213 (old style Hemingray 43) and a CD 154 ...

A medium color on this one. Small flake from lower wire ridge in right front, 2 inch long base chip at right mold line, 1 inch sheer flake up from base on skirt in rear, series of 4 flat base flakes in succession in ...

I offer here a difficult-to-find and distinctive CD, 124.3. This is a very nice example, a 'B' mold, heavy for its size, and has a lean to it. Has some thin and minor nibbling or flaking on the inside of the skirt at ...

Well, I'd have to say this is Brooke's Blue. But, it has some character too! A little milk, a little amber, decent bubbles and "straw marks" as you can see from the photo. That dark line in front is some more ...

A nice classic molded Pennycuick piece. It is quite possible the lettering represents Cambridge Electric Light Company. See the bottom of http://www.insulators.info/articles/neweng.htm Has a 1" base bruise at the ...

Out wondering around on dec,23/06 Dug up this procelain insulator ( the one on the left )C.P.R, CD 143- dome is embossed, but the lower outer skirt has a mold extending off the skirt 1''long x 3/4'' wide, doesn, t ...

Normally the bases on these are bashed up, but this isn't all that bad. There is 2" base flake at the mold line and a small flake . There also is a small inner skirt flake, and several dings. Since it is ...