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FRAULEIN DISCOVERS FRAUENTHAL
During the summer of 1986, MAC and family traveled to Europe. We had hosted a
student from Switzerland through the AFS program during the 1984-85 school year
and we were anxious to meet him in Europe and take him with us on a tour. MAC's
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| | Insulator Advertisements
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1927 to 1930
Jeff McCurty of Millbrook, New York, has compiled this marvelous collection
of original advertisements for insulators, related equipment, and power line
structures. They were taken from copies of the "Journal of the American
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| | The Adventures Of Hoss And Eagle Eye
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It seems that CROWN JEWELS has told so many tales of the great finds
"out west" lately. Between the sca CD 244 crosstops, Standard cable
and the infamous "Beach Boys", we easterners have to get out and do
some scratchin'! There are a lot of old lines back here that have some good, old
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| | Applications of Electrical Porcelain Power Insulators (Part one of two parts)
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| | by Robert L. Winkler
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Before the porcelain insulators adorning the shelves or cabinets of most
insulator collectors took up their present retirement positions, they served
another very real and demanding purpose. Many of the insulators collectors now
prize due to age, color, marking, historical style, etc. actually performed a
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| | Bea Lines
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| | by H.G. "Bea" Hyve
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MIKE GUTHRIE
If there is such a thing as a human live-wire, Mike Guthrie of Madera, CA is
it! I often describe people in just one word......'my one word for Mike is
"enthusiastic". But I'd have to add a close second; "energetic".
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| | Foreign Insulators
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| | by Marilyn Albers
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FRAUENTHAL INSULATOR WORKS (AUSTRIA) JOINS IFÖ (SWEDEN)
In August, 1986, right after the NIA Convention in Saratoga Springs, NY, John
and Carol McDougald and their two sons, David and Bob, took a month long trip to
Europe. I made sure they took with them the most recent books on foreign
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| | An Amber Is An Amber -- Isn't It??
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| | by Charlie Allmon
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My, how this hobby has changed during the past sixteen years! It's become
organized, modernized, and definitely more specialized.
During 1970, '71 and '72, the insulator collecting hobby was really popular
in the mid-west. Kansas City, Missouri, was one of the early "hot
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