| | CD 331 -- PYREX 701
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| | by Jeff Kaminski
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I grew up in an area of Massachusetts where Corning Pyrex insulators were
still used in fairly large quantities especially in the area west and south of
Worcester, my current home. I was always fascinated with these big clear glass
power insulators. I discovered hundreds of CD 323 and CD 325 along with some CD
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| | Walking The Lines
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| | by Bob Harding
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THE MYSTERIOUS M & C
The Marietta and Cincinnati railroad was one of the very early railroads
in Ohio. This line was started in 1841 and wound from Cincinnati on the Ohio
River east to Marietta which is also on the banks of the Ohio. Much of this area
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| | Yellow California Insulators
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| | by Dwayne Anthony
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I have noticed that within the 3 years I've been in this hobby, there seems
to be a great deal of unsettled controversy over the authenticity of the YELLOW
California insulators.
We all know the purples can be "cooked" to
achieve the color yellow, but are there really any authentic, uncooked yellow
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| | Telephone Scripophily
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| | by Tom Vaughn
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The field of scripophily is a relatively modern addition to the growing group
of collecting hobbies. It is a present fairly cheap, in my opinion, to form a
worthwhile and ongoing collection of telephone paper ephemera, which would fall
under the general banner of scripophily.
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| | Foreign Insulators
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| | by Marilyn Albers
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BROOKFIELD AND THE FRENCH CONNECTION
In the December, 1988, issue of CROWN JEWELS, Editor Carol McDougald, who had
attended the Sussex, New Jersey show in September, reported seeing there a
broken piece of a CD 640 Gingerbread Man that David Wiecek (Spotsville, NJ) had
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| | CD 131.8, Who Are You?
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| | by Timothy M. Baggett
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The hobby of insulator collecting is a most interesting and fascinating one.
Indeed we all enjoy the hobby and the excitement whenever a new and different
piece is added to our collections. However, we sometimes run into an insulator
that gives us a challenge in trying to identify its origins.
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| | Porcelain Insulator News
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| | by Elton Gish, NIA #41
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In the Porcelain Insulator News column which appeared in the December, 1988
issue of CJ, we asked for help in identifying the "whatisit" that looked
like a mushroom. To refresh your memory, we will show the drawing of this one
again. My specimen has a mottled black and tan glaze similar to Ohio Brass or
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