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An Original
Terry Drollinger sent in this picture of a yellow California CD 260 resting
on a basalt cliff high above the Columbia River in Washington.
Terry fell in love with this paint splattered California because... well,
because it is covered in paint. You see, there's always been controversy about
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| | Lineman's Vantage Point
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Retired lineman Bob Jackson says the pictures of these large porcelain
multipart insulators were taken just before they were changed out for modern
insulators. Bob described the location as being near Knight's Landing in
California. Found on the line a wide variety of multi's...including M-4325's,
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| | More Recent Finds
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| | By Jarl & Karen Anderson
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We're sending along some pictures of a couple of recent finds.
The test gauge is encased in leather. The gauge is 3.5 inches in diameter and
was manufactured by the US. Gauge Co with a zero to 30 pounds range.
We found it in a local (Massachusetts) antique shop. Do your readers have any
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| | Treasures Can Still Be Found
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| | By Jim Harlow
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While going through a small local antique show on the Prescott Courthouse
Square in my home state of Arizona, I found this McLaughlin made Reamer. In Fred
Padgett's book, "Dreams of Glass", on page 170 you read that this was
the "PURE GOLD" mold that Williams McLaughlin changed to read "RE
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| | New Variety From Mexico
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Bill Ostrander is the proud owner of this pony in depression glass green. He
says that Dale and Art Huber found a dozen or so of them in Mexico.
The insulator is unlisted, both in color and embossing. It's a CD 106.4
embossed with a logo of an intertwined "M" and "V". A same
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| | Letters to Editor
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Dear Friends,
I sat at my typewriter for an hour trying to think of a way to start this
letter. It hurt so badly that no words would come to me. So, I'll just start out
by saying that the hobby and I have lost a dear friend. Bruce Young passed away
at home in Lake Havasu City, AZ on November 29th, of lung cancer. I last saw
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| | Foreign Insulators
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| | Submitted by Lis and Jim Bergman Anchorage, Alaska
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FRENCH MADE INSULATORS FOR EXPORT ISOREX
In recent years we have acquired numerous glass insulators from Argentina
made by ISOREX. There are three different models most in the dark green black
glass that Verreries Charbonneaux (ISOREX) was known for. They are #233, #234
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| | A Magazine for Collectors
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| | Photos from "Crown Jewels of the Wire," February 2006
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CJ In Color!
The following photos are from the February 2006
Crown Jewels of the Wire magazine. These have been provided by the publisher
for those wishing to see a color rendition of the black and white photos
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