[F-SKIRT] HEMINGRAY [R-SKIRT] No 19 (LARGE EMBOSSED DOT BELOW WIRE GROOVE>> BACKWARDS 7 AT BOTTOM OF WG NEXT TO MOLD LINE>> 31 IN SERIES OF DOTS (LIKE A DOT MATRIX PRINTER) ALSO NEXT TO THE MOLD LINE.

These are old and really cool, but rarely have much pizzazz. This one is a fairly clear icy-green, with a big swipe of foamy-yuck down one side and around the back. A fair number of these icy small mold units were taken ...

This milk band go's at least three-quarters all the way around the skirt. It's funny that it stays the same size, about an inch tall also. This is another of those crude Brookfield 162's, this one being from mold# 1 In ...

We pulled 4 of these down and all are just as crude and nasty as this one. This is probably my favorite mold for a CD 162 Brookfield, but there are many.....

Ha! Made you look! It's a CD 143 Double Threaded that is wonderfully underpoured and appears to have been wrenched from the mold, probably late on a Friday afternoon long ago! A great blue color, and in certain lighting ...

Beautiful green tint color. Glass did not fill the mold if it was a warming pour. No threads and no pinhole.

This is one of our best finds, a smokey gray with purple tint "whittle mold" in our favorite style, the CD 143 "baby beehive". It has a place of honor in the window box, next to some of its ...

... as they come. Unfortunately most early molds have extra wide wire grooves with sharp edges vulnerable to chipping. Not many Zicmes found in this ...

Strong yellow-gold influence with a touch of straw= gingerale. Quite tough color with no embossing. Originally believed to be among Zicme's earliest unembossed pieces. This is now believed to have been made by ESA in ...

... , typical of Zicme's earliest embossed molds. These wore out quickly and were replaced by the much more commonly seen embossing style ...

Photo of the actual iron mold used to produce the Mid-Ohio "Roman Helmet" commemorative insulators. This year's is in a beautiful yellow-vaseline color.

Another nice one from Colombia in sort of a slate color. A mold flaw has pretty much taken out the "T" in Telecom. [IFONA CD 155]

This piece is loaded with Snow flakes, snow chunks, bubbles and fizz. Embossing: (f-dome) 1 / W. BROOKFIELD / 55 FULTON St N.Y. (r-dome) PAT. FEB 22 ND 870 {note 1 is missing} JAN 25 th 1870 / JAN 14th 1879 . Color is a ...

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This is a H. G. CO. / Petticoat with a "mold line" under the "Dome". It extends across the top of the pinhole and down both sides of the crown in the threads and is very straight. It is not a ...

Another picture of the CD 143.4 American, this time from the base. To the left is a CD 145, that appears to have been made in the same mold. Note the small glass line in the pinhole at about 2 o'clock on both insulators ...

You are looking a three different mold styles I have in CanPac[060] the thirs is a first is a stubby rounded dome the second is more of a pointed dome and the third is a tall variant slightly more squared dome.

Although difficult to see clearly because of thickness of glass, this is an example of what I am calling Mold Line Inside Dome. This is a CD 145[010]? G.N.W.TEL.CO.

Brookfield/9 [230] GREAT COLOR!! Clean, 1" wire ridge chip at rear of left mold line. 1/2" WR fracture. $18.50 shipping included.

Ok you EC&M collectors out there...what color would you call this? How close to teal is it? B-mold.

This is a nice amber Telephone Pioneers No. 1 that I snagged off e-bay a few days ago. Look how it kinda leans over a bit, like it was still a touch too soft when it plopped out of its mold. Nice color, and a touch ...

A classic (and uncommon) embossing error on an early and crude CD 106 Hemingray. These of course are supposed to say 'MAY 2 1893' but the 2 is obviously missing on this one. Some say it might have been engraved before ...

Wow! What a color! Not much for bubbles or neat character, but oh, what a color! Dug with an identical mold/color near Roseville, Calif.

Couple of my favorites....The blob on the left has a goober or two in it, and the EC&M ("B" Mold) has to be about the darkest shade of aqua you can have without being Teal, although it's trying real hard...

On left is the scarce TRUE sage PT mold. This color is only known in this mold. Left center is a golden yellow. Color is difficult to photograph. Much brighter in person. This piece was found by a friend in a bottle ...