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| | by William J. Hill
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(This is a continuation from the December 1973 issue and the April 1974
issue of
Crown Jewels, which pictured a total of forty-four different insulators
from Mexico.
Now there are fifty-four, insulators from Mexico, that is.)
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| | Letter to Dora
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Dear Don & Dora,
Ouch! Its teeth are sharp; they sink deep into my soul. I tried to flee for
my freedom, but its grip was too firm. I ran, I ran hard, but slipped on its
glassy surface. After four years I find I've been bitten by the insulator bug
again.
Last winter's floods were locally the worst in history around here--and they
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| | Letters to the Editor
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Sirs,
Enclosed is a picture of the end of a cypress 6 pin crossarm that you might
like to show in Crown Jewels. It was near the center of a large sycamore tree.
The crossarm had two pins showing on one side and one on the other. The tree
doesn't usually creep out on the arm like this one. Enclosed is 5 dollars for 1
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| | Porcelain Insulator News
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| | by Jack H. Tod
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Preferably direct porcelain news item 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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| | EC&MC-S.F. Insulators, Part II
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| | by Fritz Kettenburg
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THE UPSIDE-DOWN EMBOSSED EC&M AND RELATIVES
The upside-down embossed EC&M and the three others related to it have
squared domes and a horizontal moldline around the insulator 3-7/8" from
the top of the dome. All four have the same rounded mold dot. EC&M's F., G.,
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