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    First Two Tumbling Results

    nice job !
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    Cures For Sale

    mine is: szyszka2@yahoo,com. my adopted father was Henry Szyszka !
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    Memes to brighten your day...

    Love them all !
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    The History of Bottles - Of Interest to Everyone

    It opened for me,
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    Guesstimate on value ?

    Thanks sandchip and Sarasota941. I found some history at https://digitalcollections.detroitpubliclibrary.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A147971 https://www.newspapers.com/clip/19882629/1894-february-farrand-williams/
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    Guesstimate on value ?

    This was from place in Detroit, Michigan. Farrand, Williams & Clark's wholesale druggists, 32 Woodward in Detroit, fire burned down the building Feb. 16, 1894, I know the crack depreciates the value.
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    U.S.TEL.CO., Hemingray

    So not every insulator produced was ever do***ented? I looked on http://glassian.org/ yes it looks like a 102, minor that the screw thread ends at top of the words Brookfield, and no mention of the embossed XO on the very top. The 121 is pretty lavendar. Well i guess anther one for the...
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    U.S.TEL.CO., Hemingray

    Thanks so much for the help ! Wow ! I didnt realize what a following and popularity the insulator has. I think my USTEL is a light Aqua with greenish undertones. I see their colors can make or break the deal. So off they go to a yard sale. lol So I have this Brookfield. I call it my "Love "...
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    does anyone have some history on a AM.TEL & TEL CO insulator

    ICON website. What is that ? Belinda
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    U.S.TEL.CO., Hemingray

    Hope these are OK, Im not the greatest photographer. As you can hopefully see on the Hemingray some chips off the petticoat and drip points, some swril indentations in glass, and not really smooth glass. But there is no "No." any where on it, and none of the words are mispelled. I think. The...
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    U.S.TEL.CO., Hemingray

    2 items here. Got them sometime over the years, any value ? 1. U.S.TEL.CO. light greenish color, marked 1 on very top, single petticoat - no drip points nor other markings, smooth and few air bubbles almost 4&1/4 in tall. 2. Hemingray, Aqua, Patented May 2 1893 , single petticoat with sharp...
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