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Brown tramp in center embossed:
RG
0450
151
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| | Thirty Two Different Insulators From Mexico
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TOP ROW:
- TELEGRAFOS NACIONALES AMBER
- TEXCOCO 45
EMERALD GREEN
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| | Porcelain Insulator News
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| | by Jack H. Tod
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Preferably direct porcelain news items and questions directly to Jack H. Tod,
3427 N. 47th Place, Phoenix, Ariz. 85018. All mail will be answered if reply
stamp is enclosed, and the most newsworthy items and questions of general
interest will be published as space permits.
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| | The Australian Overland Telegraph Line
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| | by Fred and Mary Sue Gifford
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As has been the case in America, the early achievements of Postal engineers
and others in developing communications between the isolated communities of the
Commonwealth of Australia are fascinating and instructive to all interested in
the art of telecommunication. However, perhaps none is more interesting and
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| | Research Division
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Dear Mrs. Harned,
My husband and I recently acquired an insulator which we believe to be a
companion to Chambers C.D. 432. It is identical to the one described by
Milholland, except ours shows the following embossing on the crown opposite the
side with the vertical groove: PATENT / DEC. 19, 1871
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| | Refuting Misleading Article
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| | by Ray Bryan, Information Director (NIA)
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SAY IT ISN'T SO
The above line of a familiar song just about sums up my feelings about the
recent article published in the Old Bottle Magazine as a reprint from the
Wall
Street Journal. It was not too long ago that the Wall Street Journal
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