CD 113 Star in a yellow/olive color. That's the best I can describe it as. VVNM. Has a couple of minor mold imperfections. Tiny. Also, the star is pushed into the insulator. Probably happened while it was still hot. $44 ...

I picked up this nice light green C-mold EC&M from Chico for a reasonable price. There were 37 EC&M's for sale there! Including three greens, a cobalt, an amber or two and lots of aquas. There were 4-5 CEW ...

These are what I believe are true twins, found on the same pole, probably from the same box, and from the same mold. The true color is a green base with an amber streaked overlay from iron contamination, giving an ...

... 1870s. These are from 2 different '3' molds. Both are damaged. The green aqua one, which is the rarer color, has 3 frost pops on the wire ...

CD 106 Lynchburg [060] in an unlisted green with olive swirls. The mold numbers on the front and back are a 12. Small mold line chip takes out 1 drip. 2 other drips partially flaked. Great looking color. Dome shows a ...

5 CD 127 Brookfield insulators. Hand picked from a collection of about 30. These were the nicest and about as nice as one can expect to find for these early beauties. A few have a small base flake or 2 but overall these ...

this has a mint wire groove with white sone in dome. inner skirt is vvnm with a very small rough pot no glass missing. base skirt has a small twist of milk after the H.G.Co and a 2 inch sliver chip that runs on the ...

With discussions regarding the CD 145 flat top K mold I discovered another flat top variety in my collection. Not sure how common this CD 114 flat top is - I'm no expert on these. It sure is different though.

This baby is textured, looks like freezing rain got on it. The color looks sagey-aqua and is crown embossed Pat. Dec.19 1871 Back crown-5. The cond. is shallow base flakes. Nothing real bad. Price is $20+ shipping. And ...

... making sure there are no insulators or molds hidden away. The flash of the camera makes it seem like daylight, but it was pitch black. The ...

as you can see it's chipped. inner skirt chip on the right mold line side. small nick on top wire groove on the back otherwise it displays mint on the petticoat back side. it has bubbles on the petticoat side and the ...

CD 123 "B" mold E.C.&M. in a beautiful olive amber. This one has a lot of yellow in it and passes light beautifully. Much rarer than the cobalt E.C.M.'s these olive ambers are a fabulous and rare addition ...

Just got back from Las Vegas with this jewel. VVNM "A" Mold

H.G.Co.-PETTICOAT SB. in a Lt. steel Bl.. Has a lot off tiny bubbles and glossy finish on the glass that makes this one really sparkle. COND. is some nicking around the base mold line. That make a sm. flake. I have $30 ...

A tough signal or OVGCo. and this one is in great shape for this company. The cond. is some nibbles and or nicking on the base mold line. Has PETTICOAT on the rear side.$50 and I'll pay for the shipping. Will answer any ...

I wanted my first posting to be special and I think I have succeeded. small 2.5 pencil lead flea byte on rear base under the P in petticoat. VERY Faint wire rub on lower groove above petticoat. This has been on the ...

This is a nice CD 254 - embossed No 3 CABLE (front skirt) - there is minor chipping around the inside of the outer skirt and a couple very light rubs on it. At the base there are two very sharp "drips points" ...

These are two more CD 126 W. Brookfield's which were found on the Central of Georgia Railway telegraph line running from Fort Valley, GA to Columbus, GA. The one on the left has two mold marks and is a nice 7-up green ...

This is a gorgeous CD 154 - embossed (front skirt) L [in a circle]/2[and some patterned straw marks]LYNCHBURG (rear skirt) MADE IN NO. 44 U.S.A. - it has round drip points. I can see/feel a few tiny pecks scattered ...

Here's a good set of three different skirt embossed Brookfield beehives - If anyone has a skirt embossed Brookfield beehive in the middle (apple or lime green) shade from the picture -- please email me. They've ...

Having recently upgraded (thanks, Charles!), this one has become available... not mint by any means, but a nice addition to the windowsill! Great Hemi Blue / Green two tone due to a large amber swath that covers the ...

These two CD 145 Brookfield's were found on a railway telegraph line that ran West out of Griffin, GA. I'm not sure this was the Central of Georgia. At any rate, it was more recently constructed and had only two tiers - ...

A nice CD 143 Can Pac in Steel Blue in Mint condition. Has a couple amber swirls in front crown area. At left mold line on crown area there is what looks like a spot where 2 insulators touched when warm and on dome a ...

Beautiful CD 145 H.G.Co. in VNM condition. This is far better than most J mold green H.G. beehives and could easily be described as a dark depression green. Just a couple of tiny flakes and a fleabite or two from mint. ...

This is a CD 149 "Burbrook" style insulator embossed "Brookfield" on the front skirt and "New York" on the rear skirt in a nice green with amber swirls. It is a three piece mold with no ...