Nice bold clear ink stamp

... photos of different bunches of these suspensions ...

Another view of some of the mud. Fairly new I would say.

I found these while visiting one of my projects. They had removed hundreds of them.

... I can tell for sure, that this type of suspensions are long gone in Sweden by now, I've never seen anything like it ...

A shot of Dave with his truck partially loaded with Suspension Insulators. These were destined for the crusher. Seems they can bust up the porcelain and reuse it as fill for new roads, but the glass can't be reused, and ...

Backyard display of Suspension Insulators, using 8' uprights, and 10'crossarms.

A look at my suspension display in the back yard. Note the Australian, British, and European porcelain on top of the racks

Spotted while driving through the English countryside, not far from Stow-on-the-Wold, on the way to Broadway. This was a picture of a straight segment of the line; the line makes a bend about two towers away. See the ...

Spotted while driving through the English countryside, not far from Stow-on-the-Wold, on the way to Broadway. These guys mean business! Note the four conductors per phase. We saw a lot of serious power glass in use in ...

Spotted while driving through the English countryside, not far from Stow-on-the-Wold, on the way to Broadway. I count 21 segments; that would make these bad boys about 10 feet long! The spark gap must be 8 feet or so; ...

I couldn't help noticing one of the suspensions had a particularly nice glaze. I guess I'll have to take it home. Out with the pliers, and my pack ...

A return trip to one site to rake for pieces was successful! I found the broken pieces under one of the suspension strings.

Check out my table, not just the insulators on top, notice the legs are made of spools and the feet are suspension insulators.

... . There are dozens of crossarms and JD suspensions, along with a nice multipart and a few other suspensions. The JD suspensions have patent dates of ...

Well here are the insulators that were dug up from the hole. Most of these are damaged but, I was able to uncover 5 mint CD 251 Hemingrays in clear and 3 Hemingray 43's along with the JD suspension disks.

A low angle shot of the glass suspensions. Maybe I'll add a ...

Just got these glass suspensions from Dan Brown, they are probably made by McGraw Edison. Glass has a slight greenish ...

Another M-3725 lies near some discarded suspension strings. Alas, this one has a chunk out of the skirt on the bottom.

This power line has green suspensions and a couple of brown deltas on top. The deltas are there just to stop the wires from touching each ...

Here are some Carnival "sombreros" in use in Arizona. From the ground, they look like dirty clear, but when the sun hits them just right, they really come alive.

I recently found this old blue VICTOR suspension insulator in Arizona. Note the logo under the rim. That would date it to around the time the line was upgraded to 115 KV, 25 cycles, about 1912. The line originally ran ...

... are what look to be 1930's blue J-D suspensions in use at Hoover Dam on the Arizona side ...

These are part of my collection, They are pretty large and heavy. I keep them outside on the patio, as you can see.

This is a glass suspension insulator that my husband brought home to me. He is a lineman, and was changing out insulators somewhere in Gibson, La. Can anyone tell me how old it is, and the value? It has markings on it ...