Here's a rare variant of the CD 152 Hemingray, with what seems to be the top of a CD 115. Some speculate that this speciman came about due to a mold mixup, with an un-expected positive result. Although this oddball did ...

... where Brookfield used the same shaped molds ...

We are curious if anyone has come across a CD 145 [270] Brookfield beehive that looks more like a "CREB" mold beehive. Every one that we've found are short and much wider at the bottom skirt. The beehive on ...

Chuck Dittmar sold this cobalt diamond pony at the show. Diamond pony collectors say it is one of seven verified to exist in the hands of collectors and is the first with a backward "2" mold number in this ...

When Andrew gave me the insulator he found, I compared it to an identical SCA one that has been in my collection for 12 or 13 years. I was surprised when I realized that the two insulators came from exactly the same ...

Super color on this gem! It has some flat chipping at the cut-off grind, a chip to the middle ring, and small pings on all three rings. It displays V VNM along the mold seam. 2" high x 1 1/4" diameter. An ...

Here is a beautiful honey amber K Mold petticoat beehive. I don't need to tell you about the desirability of these beehives, you know that most collectors would love to have one! This is a picture in the front window ...

Nice CD 162 W.F.G.Co. in Dark Purple. VNM with 4-5 scattered fleabites, 1 tiny scratch, 1/2" base flake and 2 small flakes under wire goove ridge at mold lines. Smooth and shiny glass. First $115 gets it shipped to ...

Five different CD 145 Star insulators. From left to right: [010] Star [020] Pointed dome double Star [010] Star, 'B' mold [030] Star, postal style [010] Star We've also come across a mold style with a flat dome. ...

Here is a shot of the rear damage. Note: The folds and dark lines in the phot are from wirnkles in the glass and the coolness of the glass as it was poured into the mold and are not to be considered damage. Here is a ...

This is a view of the damage to the wire groove on this honey amber beehive. Here is a beautiful honey amber K Mold petticoat beehive. I don't need to tell you about the desirability of these beehives, you know that ...

Here is a beautiful honey amber K Mold petticoat beehive. I don't need to tell you about the desirability of these beehives, you know that most collectors would love to have one! This one is filled with the typical ...

The photo says it all. Here is a pristine CD 154 Dominion-42 in what I would call a medium to dark cornflower blue. Mint condition. Well, if you want to be technical, the base edge has a little roughness - but don't all ...

Here is a gorgeous dark peacock CD 151 HG CO insulator. One of the darker shades that I have seen. Also neat that the NATCO embossing on this one is right in front as well - lots have that embossing around the backside. ...

Don't let the clear color or the price guide fool you- these aren't offered for sale very often because there aren't that many of them around. Mint condition. For the mold variant specialists: The complete reverse ...

When I first spotted this on a sales table it stood out among all the other pieces on the table. The color is a very rich Blue, leaning towards Sapphire Blue! And its in VVNM+ condition (only two tiny scuff spots) Has ...

Best color I can come up with is a gingerale amber. Quite pretty in sunlight and condition isn't bad. It does have a small inner petticoat chip and the damage on the base consists mainly of a bruise (no glass gone) to ...

... of how embossing fades in old insulator molds, and a good example of how different surface textures are caused in old insulator production. There ...

Here is a tough CD 160 KCGW. Nice light green color. Some damage as typical to one of these: 1/2 inch rear base chip, 1/2 inch sheer chip from inner skirt in front, annealing crack from upper wire ridge to middle of ...

... . Zicme was very intentional with the molds they used for producing their insulators. So either they bought a used mold to make their strains ...

Medium green/aqua Brookfield 145 [170]. Sharp and clear embossing. Underlighting reveals a zillion fizz bubbles and a long steamy snot stringer that winds up, down, and around this piece. Two less-than-pinky-nail sized ...

Rather brilliant yellow green NEGM--Pat June 17 1890 on back; very clean, shiny piece. VNM--the only small issue is a very slight fracture on the front of the upper right ear --there is a small potstone in there and ...

Here's a pretty Aqua CD 126 (310) PAT JULY 25 1865, JAN 1870 FEB 22 ". VNM with a cool drizzly amber streak running all the way down from the wire groove to the lower right mold line. Tiny base flake otherwise ...

Here is a slug plate Canpac in a brilliant Yellow Green, these are hard to come by. It has a whittled type surface and a bubble the size of a nickel at right mold line seen in pic. Great old insulator in VNM condition ...

Another piece from our collection. Personally I feel this is underrated. You occasionally see the CD 124.3's around, but these CD 124.2's are pretty scarce. I'd call it a Light Green Aqua. There is an overpour which ...