Here is what looks to be a CD 143 [020] GNW however there is just the faintest hint of threads. The diameter of the pinhole is larger than a threaded piece and just slightly larger than the threadless pinhole of a few ...

... result of the original J Stolle Neiman molds being salvaged and remarked after the Soviet takeover of the glass factories in Poland ...

This is the mold version of Montreal over Canada making the MCANADAL

CD 143 [020] in a nice light yellow green. Embossing is nice and clear with a character bubble on the front left. This one is the smallest and most compact of the embossings. There is a little bit of flaking in the wire ...

Up for sale this evening is a two dot mold WFG CD 121 in clear. These are a tough piece to aquire and not often offered for sale. The clear pieces are underated and are a definate must have for the Denver/Toll ...

Here's a new one for the Hemingray embossing specialist in you. This is a CD 106 Hemingray No 9 with the patent date on the rear in the older hand script mold engraving. These are hard enough to find in the script type ...

3 script and one stamped. you can also find a matching mold for script with drips.

CREB Brookfield - Stretch Mold - Very Unusual

Two nice junky Hemingray 113's. First piece on the left has some nice bubbles and light snow [130] EIN Hemingray. Has a bruise on the inside of the rear skirt and a small chip on the front skirt that affects 2 ...

Not in Springfield? Here is your chance! For sale I have a nice Orange amber Dominion 42 and a Diamond D on the rear with a small number 2 under it. It has 3 upper wire groove chips. One is on the front, and can ...

Here is an awesome Star 145 with great amber swirling throughout. You don't even need a lightbox to show off the amber in this piece. Solid amber tones throughout the dome and more subtle but still spectacular amber ...

Here is a CD 161.2 in a yellow green color. Glass has amber swirling which gives it the yellow green color. Hard to come by in anything other than aqua. Hit with 3/8 inch sheer flake to upper wire ridge in right front. ...

Here is a CD 112 California in blue. This is the more uncommon narrow style variant in this CD for the California embossed pieces. Thin surface annealing line on the right side starting at the upper wire groove and ...

This is a good looking insulator. It is embossed No 20 on one side of the skirt and there is a very faint blot out on the reverse side. There is a mold line over the base. Very nice tealish color, probably a deep aqua. ...

A great character piece, having nice amber swirling through the front embossing. The swirling comes off a snotty amber blob that is situated at the right mold line area of the dome. All of the amber is concentrated in ...

Here's an excellent example of the fabulous color found in these McLaughlin 20s. This one is on the yellower side of the citrine shades, lacking the green tones. There are definite deeper honey yellow swirls throughout ...

Sapphire blue NEGM beehive in great condition. Just a very minor match head inner skirt flake and a similar size nibble at the wire ridge mold line termination. A tough one to find in above average condition with good ...

Vivid glowing dark yellow green; pics cannot do it justice. Also has a small fish-hook like piece of metal in the lower base. RB and mold number 9 below Brookfield marking. VVNM $65 postage paid

Sort of unique isn`t it? Looks like a bunch of horseshoes all over the front of this CD 102 embossed Diamond. A deep yellow green color. There is a ping with an associated bruise on the back side of the dome. bruise is ...

The insulator on the far right met the concrete cement floor in my garage when I was trying to take it in a group picture with other milky insulators. If you can see the P shaped milk swirl in the dome you may recall ...

Here we go again. Re-took some pictures of three CD 106 Gayner's that I found last week. All three have a strange mold mark below the lower wire groove above the 9 of NO. 9. Looks like an oval. . .with a H inside? Am ...

Found this insulator the other day. . .just had to share the number of dots! Count em! 18! Does this mean that this mold lasted from 1942 til 1960? Does anyone know what the record is for the number of dots added after ...

Here is an additional photo re: a Hemingray 42 short mold(1948?) RDP/Mint-in what appears to be a light peach vs. a light straw, as the guide advises, and @ $1???? Any information re: additional prices, colors, history, ...

Here is a closer pic of the pinched Oct 8 and 1140 Johnny Ball with deep cold mold lines.

This is a great colour. The only mark is a wire groove rub in the front. The photos show it very well. This is the 2 piece mold and the price is $75. The photos are front, rear and bottom; if more detail is needed ...