... of mine found several of these milky K molds in northern Ohio a few years ago. They are a nice light blue color with lots of milk and brown goo ...

... and cottony stringers throughout. G molds are my favorites ...

... well. I find lots of aqua colored M molds around here, but this one was a real suprise when I pulled it down ...

Here is a CD 130 CAL ELEC WORKS piece. Aqua in color. Steam and fizz cascading down front from top of pinhole right down to base. Biggest concentration in threads and at bottom of skirt behind the 'NT' in PATENT. I have ...

Here are four Brookfield 127's in my collection. There is great variation among the mold styles. The far left is EIN [150]... a neat character piece, but among the most common of "straight side" 127's (in my ...

... result of the original J Stolle Neimen molds being salvaged and re-marked after the Soviet takeover of the glass factories in Poland ...

... . These are all authentic production molds that he has collected over the years. Displayed with some of the molds is the exact insulator that ... . I know he has at least six individual molds, maybe more, including Whitall Tatum and Armstrong ...

I acquired this mold from Larry Veneziano on my way home from the Allentown National in '89. It was a wonderful acquisition but when I moved in 1991 I had no space for it. It now resides with Tommy Bolack in New Mexico. ...

... of the top. These were made in two part molds ...

... crown and were made in three part molds. This specimen has a two part mold top with the flat crown face which points to 1902 production . ...

According to Jack Synder, this is one of the first fake insulators made. Fred Hammer, an Owens Illinois employee made a small (unknown quantity) of these in Toledo, Ohio in the very early 1970s. Jack believes he was an ...

Would call this mint. Clean and very pretty shiny blue aqua with some fizz around the pinhole. Two dot mold and a nice bright blue aqua. $20 + $5 postage

Recent San Francisco dig item. Correction: Old chip in the back. It was headed to the 2009 December Auburn Show to be sold, but got hijacked along the way by a nice purchase offer. Sorry.

It's one thing to hear about a piece which came about by reworking another CD's mold, but to place them side by side and verify is a whole new experience for me. As soon as I got this little 124.5 back from Springfield ...

An otherwise mundane clear glass Russian insulator, with nice purple swirls in the dome and in the body of the insulator. No indentifying embossings, though this may be a Neman (HEMAH) insulator, as i have another ...

Here is a piece you often see with base damage. This is a mold line over done (2-piece mold). Light aqua. The base actually has a tad bit of surplus glass and that has a little nibbling make the base EDGE a little ...

For your consideration for $25 and exact shipping is an old B insulator. It has a yellow greenish heavy glob of snot in the dome that turns into wild milk swirls going down both sides to the mid to lower skirt areas. ...

For your consideration for $25 and exact shipping is an old B insulator. It has a yellow greenish heavy glob of snot in the dome that turns into wild milk swirls going down both sides to the mid to lower skirt areas. ...

For your consideration for $25 and exact shipping is an old B insulator. It has a yellow greenish heavy glob of snot in the dome that turns into wild milk swirls going down both sides to the mid to lower skirt areas. ...

For your consideration for $25 and exact shipping is an old B insulator. It has a yellow greenish heavy glob of snot in the dome that turns into wild milk swirls going down both sides to the mid to lower skirt areas. ...

Star Blue SF Mold..see the dot after SF

Stout skirt mold.

No Name MOLD Purple

No Name Light Green Mold Line Over Dome

Drips with Swirled Mold..Look Closely