| | Old Ghost Town In Utah
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| | by Doug Bushnell
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A few years ago in my endeavor to locate some old goodies in our mountains, I
did a considerable amount of research into old mining literature. Most of this
information was located in the classified sections of our libraries.
We have,
near by, a ghost town, Mercur, which had burned down many years ago. The mining
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| | Porcelain Insulator News
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| | by Jack H. Tod
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The following feature is a description of the manner in which the insulator
drawings for the Universal Style Chart have been made over the years. Collectors
who are familiar with the details of this have found it interesting, so it may
be of interest to you also. The "shadow profile" method of making drawings
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| | Insulator Collector of the Month
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN
Joe Egerer, a teacher at Pacifica, has a hobby collecting the items which
helped put the Pony Express out of business -- telephone line insulators. Joe has
been collecting for about 12 years, and has over a thousand glass domes of
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| | National Insulator Association Newsnotes
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Hello to everyone. I'm Ray Klingensmith, your National Insulator Association
Executive Director for the 1978-79 year. I've been collecting since August of
1970. Only about four of these eight years have been on a real serious level. I
became interested in insulators and old bottles when an uncle visited from
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| | "Threadless Corner" -- The Holley
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| | by Ray Klingensmith
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This month, rather than just looking at another well known item, we'll take a
look at the Holley (That's Holley, not Hawley!), which appears to have been
designed to fit a threadless pin.
This insulator is very unique, in that it is triangular in shape. The purpose
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| | Research Division
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Dear Dora,
I am enclosing a copy of something that might be of interest to you and your
readers; namely, a trade card from the L. G. Tillotson Co. Not only is this the
first trade card I've ever seen by an insulator manufacturer, but to me it adds
something to the history of the company. I'm aware of the 16 Broadway address,
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