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Tag Archives: Insulators
Crown Jewels of the Wire focuses on Youth
I have a special place in my heart that fuels my glass addiction and passion. Before I even started collecting Bitters bottles, Elizabeth and I met a couple at an insulator show in Houston, probably in the mid 1990’s. I … Continue reading
Insulator Hunters
I put together a post earlier today called Privy Digging – The Hole Story which included some great pictures of holes and digs. These diggers are going to some major depths including one hole at 60 feet! After looking underground, it seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Collectors & Collections, Digging and Finding, Facebook, Glass Companies & Works, Insulators
Tagged Andrew Mika, Brookfield, Chris McClelland, CSX, Daron Nelson, Gustavo Parra Nicholls, Hemingray, Insulator Hunters, Insulators, Jason Stevens, Jimmy Zagorsky, Justin Sharick, Matt Aker, Michael Green, Michael Spadafora, Mike Heron, Mike Holzwarth, pole, porcelain, Railroad, Red Guerre, Szabadvezetéki Szigetelők Magángyűjteménye, telegraph
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Hemingray Fruit Jars and Insulators – History Needs Your Help
NATIONAL INSULATOR ASSOCIATION April 22, 2012 Dear Collector, How would you like to be a part of Hemingray history? After all, many of us love the fruit jars and other products produced by them for their history as well as for … Continue reading
Posted in Club News, Fruit Jars, Glass Companies & Works, History, Insulators, News, Questions
Tagged Covington, Hemingray, historical plaque, Insulators, Kentucky, NIA
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All Colors Insulator Gallery
Came across this rather well done chart of insulator colors. Make sure you follow the link to All Colors Insulator Gallery and click on each insulator. Notice how the color ‘PUCE’ is not used on this Insulator chart. Puce is … Continue reading
Telegraph & Telephone Poles carrying some Beautiful Glass
Telegraph & Telephone Poles carrying some Beautiful Glass 15 February 2012 I like juxtaposition in life and contrast. The unexpected beauty of finding and collecting glass insulators has always intrigued me. I wanted to do a post of some interesting … Continue reading
Posted in History, Insulators, Photography
Tagged ceramic, Glass, Insulators, Pony Express, Reading Railroad, telegraph, telephone
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75 Porcelain Telephone Signs & Related Items in next Pole Top Discoveries Auction!
If you haven’t yet heard…Ray Klingensmith and Pole Top and Glass Discoveries is having TWO Winter Auctions. These include: Pole Top Discoveries’ Auction #66 Insulators & Signs, Online Bidding Begins: Sunday, February 19. Insulators & Signs, Sale Closes: Tuesday, February … Continue reading
Posted in Auction News, Ephemera, Insulators, Technology
Tagged auction, Insulators, Pole Top Discoveries, porcelain, Ray Klingensmith, signs, telephone
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A Pole Full of Beehives
I saw this posting by James Bancroft on his facebook page of a large pole full of beehives (see below) of 152’s and 154’s. I thought this was pretty neat. A few weeks ago I also saw miles of old … Continue reading
Posted in Bottle Shows, Glass Companies & Works, Insulators, News, Peachridge Glass
Tagged Beehive, CD 145, Colorado, Denver, Hemingray, Insulators, Meyer, National Insulator Show, NIA, polecat, railroads, W.G.M.CO., Western Fling Glass Company, Western Glass Manufacturing Company, Yankee
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2012 Columbus, Ohio Antique Bottle & Insulator Show
Show Date: Saturday, 18 February 2012 Show Time: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Public Admission: $3.00 (*Fairgrounds Parking is $5.00) *plenty of parking available. Early Bird Admission: 7:00 am – 9:00 $25.00 You get in there while the dealers are … Continue reading
National Insulator Association Convention and Show
Posted in Insulators, News
Tagged Insulators, Kansas City, National Insulator Association, NIA
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Color-Altered Glass – Presented by Dwayne Anthony @ FOHBC 2012 Reno Expo
Ferdinand: Would you put this notice on the FOHBC website and Peachridge Glass. This should be a eye opener for bottle collectors as well as insulator collectors. Richard (Siri) “Let’s look at a couple of examples of how greed affects … Continue reading
Posted in Bottle Shows, Club News, Collectors & Collections, FOHBC News, Insulators, News, Questions
Tagged Dwayne Anthony, fohbc, induced colors, Insulators, Reno Expo, Richard Seri, seminars
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