We took this out of our personal Hemingray collection. The amber swirls give the piece more of a green appearance. Decent swirls any way you look at it. Picture above shows a more dramatic one over the dome. Picture is ...

The profiles are clearly unique, especially on the crown. Straight from my collection! The one on the left is embossed in tiny letters "HEMAH". This has been newly assigned CD 569.2!! The one on the right ...

here are three totally different toll molds on the left is the denver mold in a nice purple tint and on the right the more common mold in a ...

Good place holder until you can afford that $300 - $500 vnm one. Color- Glowing Peacock Blue. Condition- 12 drip chips and a good sized chip at the right mold line. Haze on dome, could have been a candle holder for a ...

Here are some No-Name bullets flanked by two known Hemingray's (Patent date enhanced with marker for the photo) The 3 No Names were purchased from reputable dealers. The one in the middle has a different wire groove and ...

Donated by Zoltan Drinoczi of Hungary. All proceeds to the American Red Cross. Shipping included. Embossed SL2-STAS810-59 with threads inside the skirt. Wow, what a color! Medium dark Emerald Green with some amber ...

Donated by Zoltan Drinoczi of Hungary. All proceeds to the American Red Cross. Shipping included. Made in Romania. Embossing (Front) [T/S in a square]/1 (Back) S.O.2./ STAS 810-59 Pretty Light Blue Aqua. Small flake ...

... produced in three-piece button type molds. The wire groove area displays the widest variance in the two styles, with the W.V. bullet having a ... that there are variations in Wormser molds ...

Here is a pretty, dark cobalt (termed cobalt by many but is more of the ink/teal blue coloration.) Embossing is all there but base has damage that is commonly found on these threadless insulators. There is a 3/4"w ...

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 ...

Here is a pretty, medium yellow green HGCO Petticoat, M mold. Damage consists of an inner skirt fingernail chip, small 1/16" x 1/4" flake on the inner skirt, two dome pings, one a ping chip, and a small wire ...

I'm slowly thinning out some choice pieces out of my collection. This CD 154 yellow swirled Dominion 42 is a catalog sale quality insulator! It is one of my earliest pieces added to my collection from Carol McDougald in ...

Good embossing, milky swirls thoughout, some bubbles and an 8 on the dome. 55 Fulton St. address. Price $15.00 plus shipping. Check out my other listings. I will gladly combine on shipping. I can get as many as 5 ...

Donated by Dario Dimare. All proceeds to the American Red Cross. Buyer to pay shipping. Pound for pound you get your money's worth on this one! Heavy triple petticoat. Light aqua filled with lots of fizz. Pinky flake ...

Here is a very beautiful Light Cornflower Blue glass insulator from Argentina directly out of my collection. Embossed (lightly): Cristalerias Vidrart S.A. (mold nr) EN.Tel A17 (front) AISLATRON Industria Argentina ...

Here is one of my favorite CREB's so far. I have not been around long but it seems to me that there are a lot more of these in purple floating around than blue - gray. I would like to hear from others who have one of ...

DAUGHTERS COLLEGE FUND!!! Embossed with an H on dome along with H. G. CO. on skirt. This is very very near Mint. This is absolutely loaded with tiny bubbles and it looks like it came from a cold mold. Asking $35 plus ...

This is a beautiful shade of medium to dark purple. Purple is always hard to photograph... Two very thin base flakes, a 1/4" scratch under the embossing, and an 1/8" scratch on the wire ridge at the right mold ...

I have tried to find an insulator to donate to this cause. trouble was, anything I have found myself isn't worth more than the postage, and pieces that I have bought I'd kinda like to keep. So I have come up with this ...

The insulators were a combined effort of myself and fellow collector Nathan Lamkey of Salem OR. They are mostly good color specimens that we can enjoy looking at in the air, but can't see minor chips and cracks etc. ...

We're going to have to let you decide what color this actually is. It's either lime green or yellow green. How about we call it a limey-yellow green? I any event, we're pricing it as a lime green. On to the damage. ...

In superb condition, with a couple of tiny nicks (one on each wire ridge) on the front, a couple of glass "kisses" by the right mold line (not really damage, occurred in manufacturing), and a couple of ...

CD 106 Hemingray [250] in Light Green. The photo looks too aqua, but when you see it in person it is a nice color, perhaps close to apple green. Three drips cleanly sheared off at the mold line (see left of photo) and a ...

This is the one *without* the DOMINION-9 embossing, just a single diamond embossed on the front skirt. Condition is VVNM, with just one wire groove rub at left mold line and slight nibbling on base edge below diamond, ...

Here is a trio of CD 121 W.F.G. CO. tolls. The first is a 1 dot mold in blue. I don't quite know if this is Steel Blue, Gray Blue or Delft Blue. I always thought this color was Delft Blue but only a true Denver expert ...