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   1979 >> October  

Message to readers about contents for this month....

  

   

Foreign Insulators

   by Marilyn Albers

   

Pilkington Brothers Limited

Go back with me to the Spring of 1976. I am sitting at my insulator "sales table" at our church bazaar here in Houston. On one side of me I see a lady with her table full of dried flower arrangements. On the other side is a table loaded with homemade candy. ...                    [more]



   

Porcelain Insulator News

   by Jack H. Tod, NIA #13

   

Gerald Brown (Colorado) didn't believe me when I said my crystal ball indicated he'd better take a big supply (a very big supply) of his new book to the Denver N.I.A. Convention. He had people waiting in line to obtain the book until he sold out the "big" supply he took with him, ...                    [more]



   

"Patent Pages"

   by Ray Klingensmith

   

After the August "Boston" article, which took a lot of time, I thought I'd get lazy and do another update on some past articles and give a little info on the National held in Denver in July. Starting with the "patent" featured in the April '79 issue of C.J., there is more info ...                    [more]



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