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Help with identifying these
Maybe a U-620 It's somewhere around that I think https://allinsulators.com/photos/Porcelain/U/- Fenndango
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Help with identifying these
If they say Pittsburgh $$$$$ Certain styles $$$$$- Fenndango
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Help with identifying these
How many skirts? I'm guessing 3? Post a picture of the bottom please- Fenndango
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Help with identifying these
Early porcelain. C. 1910-1920 I don't know numbers for porcelain. Look for writing and go get more!!- Fenndango
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Transitional Hutchinson - The Ideal Mineral Water MFG. Co. - Found 4/5/2024
Don't they call that style a steamer or am I hallucinating?- Fenndango
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Jade?
Tough to say without seeing it. Looks like it was dug. Could have a haze from being buried. Only way to get a haze off is to tumble, it wouldn't wash off.- Fenndango
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Cellar Hole Bottle Dump Yields Pontil Ink, Poison, porcelain signs and more!
That whiskey looks nice- Fenndango
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Specimen?
Why do insulator collectors call broken insulators specimens? I studied biology. We didn't take fish without tails or a missing head and call it a specimen and keep it for study. This drives me nuts.- Fenndango
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Assistance with ID'ing two insulators
U-722 https://www.nia.org/general/porcelain/unipart/u722.htm- Fenndango
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Assistance with ID'ing two insulators
First ones a Lapp. Second looks like a Thomas glaze but I'm not sure. Not particularly valuable.- Fenndango
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