Here's a comparison of a WGM Postal style, a WGM Grand Canyon mold, and a regular WGM. The WGM Grand Canyon style insulator is in the center.

Here's a comparison of a no name Grand Canyon, a WGM Grand Canyon mold, and a regular WGM. The WGM Grand Canyon style insulator is in the center. Note the narrow wire groove and the less pointed, more rounded dome, ...

A collection of Fred Locke related styles reunited together for the first time in 100 years... These three styles were as listed in the 1904 Locke Catalog: #101 23 kv (M-2220b ), cat #103 23 kv,( M-2250 ). cat. # ...

This is a beautiful color for this insulator. We're showing it next to two clear ones to show the lavender better. This particular one is an "E" mold. The damage is minimal - there is some nibbling just above ...

Left one is a Light Sage Green with thick domeglass I pulled myself. Time for a new home! "M" mold with unusual color, thick dome glass. With only a couple flea bites, and some inner skirt chipping. Right ...

Here's a darn tough item. These were used around here and occasionally come out of the woodwork. I just picked a pair of them out of a box last weekend, and I am passing the opportunity on to you. I would call them ...

Here is a real beautiful green {MLOD} RB piece that absolutely sparkles. It has considerable amber swirling. This one is MINT, save for a small side mold line fisheye at the upper ridge caused by a pot stone, and a bit ...

CD 133 ER Pennycuick - Blue Aqua - three bb dings on back from mint. CD 160 Lynchburg [020] - Light Bluish Aqua - couple flea bites, eight drip chips, and a pinky inner skirt flake. SOLD! CD ??? Looks like the top ...

Here is a CD 154 Dominion. Color is a nice yellow amber. One of the lighter color shades for this style. This one has some damage: 1 1/4 inch chip from underside of upper wire ridge in rear, 1 inch no-glass missing ...

Here is a CD 151 HG CO piece. Greenish aqua in color. Mint drip points, but a bit of other minor damage: 1/4 inch flake from top of upper wire ridge just behind left mold line, couple ticks to upper wire ridge. Asking ...

I believe this one has a mold number on its top. If anyone needs that info please write. This piece has all of the lookin's of a Brookfield, especially from the 1890-1910 era. Not that I am anything of a Brookie expert, ...

Here's a No Name CD 153 that we pulled down recently off a line that we've been hunting the last couple of weeks. There were a few of these still left on the poles that are in a very busy town so we had to be a little ...

Here's a different item - a Canadian Pacific RR embossed CD 143. This one is the 2 piece mold with 1/2 of the embossing on one side and rest on the other. What makes this one interesting is the color. It's close but ...

This is a very special piece that has a lot going for it. It's a CD 143 No Embossing - Canada [060] (tall variant of the CD 743.3). In addition to the pieces of debris and the great bubbles in the skirt, it has over an ...

This is the narrow skirt style. [060] (Dome) A (F-Skirt) H.G.CO. (R-Skirt) PETTICOAT {Narrow style} SB -- Personally I feel the ones with a dome letter are a little harder to get than the {Narrow style} without a dome ...

Nice Yellow CD 162.4. Has some damage but displays great. There is a 1/4" bruise on the back at the mold line and a 5/8" x 1/2" flat chip off of the back side of the dome. Price is $10.00 plus shipping.

Here's an Edison battery oil bottle that is not as common as the clear machine made types. This one is the blown in mold (BIM) version in aqua, possibly the first generation of embossed oil bottles made for this ...

Here's the two SN5 145 CREBs that I have in my collection. Cudos to Wesley for finding two in his collection as well. The one on the right is a small 5 that is typically found with an 09 embossed over it. Why did they ...

Hi Lee and everyone. It is not to often that i get to contribute to the CREB section being a new CREB collector. I read your post the other day and i decided this morning to check my CREB's in the basement. I found 2 ...

... had time to determine which of the SN5 molds it is ...

nice crude old piece. rich yellow green with amber scattered throughout giving it a strong olive influence, awesome crude and colorful. I quarter inch flake chip associated with a potstone just under the surface of the ...

Here are some of the non 145's i have that i have traded for and purchased. the Hemi is the 330 mold, i have plenty of aqua's but only this 1 hemi blue. The 2 purple 102'sand the 121 were eBay purchases. The Teal 102 ...

This is an extremely unusual and rare grouping of Hemingray experimental pieces. To the best of my knowledge, all have come from the Hemingray dump. The CD 186.2 "The Nut" is the most common of the group. The ...

Saw this item listed on eBay and commenced with all the usual questioning when an item like this gets listed. http://cgi.eBay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?viewItem&category=795&item=6173695304 The pics look great and ...

Here is a CD 123 ECM. Nice clear blue aqua color. A bit of damage: 1/2 inch flake from top edge in rear (just behind left mold line), 1/4 inch flat front base flake with a 1 inch white bruise, a large base chip that ...