| | Variations of an Unthreaded Insulator Mulford & Biddle
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| | by Chris Buys
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At present, collector's lack of knowledge concerning the origin of insulators embossed MULFORD & BIDDLE is out weighed only by the difficulties in finding them. To my knowledge, at least five varieties of these highly sought after pilgrim hats have been found:
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| | Cobalts, Ambers & Purples
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| | by Howard Banks
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I recently faced the unhappy decision of having to sell my insulators (for
personal reasons). However, I couldn't really
see myself leaving the hobby entirely.
"Then why not specialize," I was told. But what could I specialize in?
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| | The Surge Insulator
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| | by Dick Augustyn
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Here's the answer to a lot of the common electric fencing troubles . . . good, all-weather glass insulator that really insulates! With this Surge insulator, shorts through cracked insulators are a thing of the past! There can be no rust streaks form to short your fence ... and it would be some rain that -old blow back up under the long glass skirt to short
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| | F.M. Locke Death Notice
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| | by Audrey Stecher
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I am enclosing an article that appeared in our Rochester newspaper back in
1930 about the death of Fred M. Locke.
April 16, 1930 Rochester News
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| | Letters to the Editor
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From Father Eugene Condon:
Thought you might like to use this picture of William Brookfield, found in Notable
New Yorkers of 1896-1899, copyright 1899 by Moses King, Bartlett & Co., The
Orr Press, New York. A collector friend, John Henebery, found the picture in his
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