Another type of insulator rarely seen with any color. Hard to beat this lineup. Three on left are the small mold, while the four on the right are the large mold with the blot-outs. And yes, that third one from the left ...

Here is a close up of the Double embossing On the CD 133's with the Cauvet Pat on the rear dome I have only found this on the mold numbers 3&4

[030] (F-Skirt) W.U. / 5 (R-Skirt) PATENT / DEC. 19.1871 / [Letter] Smooth Base. Color is Ice Yellow-Green, as close as I can describe it. Condition is VNM. Has some "spider web" tiny stress lines on the dome, ...

Light blue aqua color. VNM condition; has a small ping on the crown near the left mold line and a tiny inner skirt flake. Price $300, which includes Priority Mail postage. Insurance is optional and extra. *** NOW $275 ...

Here's one that does not come around often. A nice yellow green Brookfield signal, embossing index [085]. Does have some damage: 1/2 inch long scrape to the front dome through the last F in CLIFF and the S in ST, a 1/2 ...

Left and center are what I consider fairly common mold styles of the Harloe 102. On the right is a completely new variant that I have never seen in 35+ years of collecting. It is listed in the book, but this one has ...

Here's one more picture of the mold line. Anybody out there ever come across something like this? I have seen some Petticoats with a lot of "gunk" at the mold line before.

This was found on a last weekend's hunt. My son Mackenzie discovered it after we washed it up. It's a [120} embossing. I'm not sure if this is really a letter or excess glass. It sure looks like a letter though. ...

Kinda short, H mold, nice thick amber swirl right in front!

Found this Hemi Blue Amtel in an Antique store in Huntsville

CD 145 W. Brookfield Light Blue Aqua. Embossed [front crown] W. Brookfield/ 45 Cliff St./ NY [rear crown] 22{mold number}/ Pat'd Nov 1oth 1883/ Feb 12th 1884. SB VVNM $6.50.

On the left is CD 154[020] in ice green. Right is CD 154[010], color unsure. tends to light sage green. Notice the domes. [020] is rounded and stands 4/1/4" high. It has 32 drips. [010] is 4" high and has 43 ...

For sale a nice looking EC&M dark, shiny aqua B mold variety top has been popped off and reglued usual base chipping I don't think you will be disappointed with this one at 60.00 postage paid this really is a nice ...

Here is a second view of what appears to be a depression and high spot due to two insulators bumping into each other after removal from the mold.

This looks as if a small chunk of glass may have stuck to another insulator by bumping into it after removal from the mold and then re-attached itself to the first insulator just below the depression it left in the ...

Here is a bright cobalt blue Hemingray CD 162. Some light milk swirled all around. Check out how it glows!! There is a 1 inch no-glass missing shallow bruise to inside base edge at right mold line which does not show on ...

CD 126.3 Brookfield Index [130] Exact embossing is: Large Shop # 1 / W. BROOKFIELD / 45 CLIFF ST. N.Y. (back) PAT JAN. 25th 1870. This insulator has the MLOD (Mold Line Over Dome)and very large clear embossing. The ...

Shown are 4 CD 120.2's believed to be made by Wormser Glass Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. They are know to have made insulators in the 1870's and 80's. It is thought the common purple (not really that common) NN 133.4 bullet ...

Here is a CD 162 Hemingray, embossing index [220]. Nice golden yellow color. The drips are weird on this one, so pay attention. Between the MADE and IN on the front there are two almost missing drips (not enough glass ...

In this second picture, you can see how the inner skirt extends almost to the base. I haven't seen any other ones like this.

In this second picture, you can see how the inner skirt extends almost to the base. I haven't seen any other ones like this.

This fizzy light yellow green "K" mold (left) is different than any other one that I have. It is much taller, has a flat dome top, has much more dome glass, and the inner skirt extends almost to the base. Is ...

We've found a few CREB's also. We are definitely CREBheads and proud of it! ;o)... This one has a double mold number and is filled with bits of fire brick and junk.

Here is a CD 162 H.G.CO. signal in a great electric blue color (embossing index [070]). Some light milky waves in front dome and rear skirt. Some damage: 1 1/2 inch front base chip gets 5 drips,1/2 inch inner skirt ...

Here is a CD 126.4 W.E.MFG.CO. [020]. A light lime/yellow green color. Crude surface. Some damage: 1 1/2 inch long base chip centered at right mold line and a 1/4 inch circular surface bruise at skirt bottom on front ...