Does anybody know about porcelain insulators?

[fldwlkr]

Man, I can't give 'em away. LOL

[Kentucky point]

If you have any from:

Pacific glass works
Owens-Illinois
Mckee and co.
Louisville glass works
or pyrex, I would like to see them.
Brookfield would be nice too.

I am also looking for really old porcalain insulators from 1860s-1910s. And any really old insulator from F M Locke.

[fldwlkr]

Here are a few I have picked up over the years. The image does not do the colors justice.


Good luck out there, fldwlkr

[Kentucky point]

Wow, I see a few nice ones! Your right, the camera doesn't do it justice.

[11KBP]

Nice group of insulators, thanks for posting the pic.

[Kentucky point]

Here are a few I have picked up over the years. The image does not do the colors justice.


Good luck out there, fldwlkr

Is there any way I can better pics of these? Thanks.

[fldwlkr]

This aqua one has no markings and was found in two pieces in an old dump site(ravine).

The beehives are early Hemingray Glass Company and have slightly different markings.

[Kentucky point]

I think the Hemingray beehives are the best looking of the Hemingrays.

[11KBP]

This particular style of insulator sometimes has no embossing as you stated. However they sometimes have very faint, hard to see embossing on the crown.