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The home of Robert Gilkerson at 123 Macon in Canon City, Colorado is adorned
with two panels made from glass insulators.
Bob writes that "the glass insulators panels my Dad and I made for my
house are all CD 145 'beehives'. They all were cracked, dinged, pinged or
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| | UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF... INSULATORS
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| | by Gayner "Ted" Armstrong
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featuring DICK BOWMAN
I suppose that somewhere in North America there lives a collector who has not
purchased or coveted an insulator offered by "Marshal" Dick Bowman,
but I have yet to meet him or her. At any given event; Dick's sales table is
always masterfully arranged to highlight the color and rarity of his wares.
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| | From The Editor's Desk
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And...here's Richard Wentzel!
In the March issue, following the debut of "Sidepin Profile" in
February, I introduced its editor Richard Wentzel, aka Gayner "Ted"
Armstrong. Unfortunately, the photo of Richard came following the biographical
material I included in "From the Editor's Desk." Since his second
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| | Foreign Insulators
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| | by Marilyn Albers
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NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
There have been six new glass insulator finds on the foreign front recently
and this month's article will introduce them to you. All but the first one have
new CD numbers, so let's start with that one.
An Australian Brookfield?
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| | Insulator Hunting in Arizona
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| | Copyright 1997 By Rick J. Bentley
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"Wire!". I stopped, stood still to listen. "Hey Rick, come
over here! !". The note of excitement in Tom's voice was really
electrifying. It was a Monday morning and our first full day of hunting for
insulators since arriving at the site yesterday evening. Tom and Lynda Katonak
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