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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Dear Dora,
Enclosed find a picture I would like to submit to your Crown Jewels magazine.
This picture is of all of the Chambers insulators known. The tags on the
Insulators describe them. The back two are the Large Chambers. From left to right are: Companion Chambers, Handle Chambers,
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| | CD175 Hemingray 25
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Dear Dora,
In answer to the letter In your July issue regarding the use of the Hemingray
25 insulator: This insulator was used as a Dead-end insulator at the end of a.
circuit. A view from the top of one in use might look like this (see below):
I enjoyed the National Meet in Colorado Springs very much and added many fine
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| | The Marked Hemingray
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| | by Paul E Mohrs
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During my two years of collecting I've come across four insulators that are
marked only with a vertical dash, These dashes are from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inches
in length, usually on each mold half. After studying the design and colors they
do seem to resemble Hemingray products manufactured around the turn of the
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| | Porcelain
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Here is some information on some interesting porcelain transpositions that
might answer some questions that have come up from your readers. There will be
approximately 30 different transposition shapes in the Universal Style Chart in
my upcoming porcelain book.
The first two are "MACOMB" units. As are all six of the known
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