Does anyone know what this Insulator is?

[HunterTheFox59]

I recently bought this insulator at an antique store and don't know who made it or how old it is. It's a cool dark green, so it stood out against all the other aqua and clear ones. If anyone knows anything about it or what it's worth I'd appreciate it.

 

[CanadianBottles]

I think it's a CD 134 (although not totally certain). Apparently the star probably denotes it as being used by General Electric, but the company that made it isn't totally clear. They date from around the turn of the 20th century. More info here: https://www.insulators.info/articles/startracks.htm

 

[HunterTheFox59]

I think it's a CD 134 (although not totally certain). Apparently the star probably denotes it as being used by General Electric, but the company that made it isn't totally clear. They date from around the turn of the 20th century. More info here: https://www.insulators.info/articles/startracks.htm

Thank you!

 

[Fenndango]

If it's a double petticoat it's a 162ish. Single petticoat it's 134

 

[BillinMo]

It's a CD 162. GE sold insulators marked with the star. Probably made in Elmer, NJ. They turn up in a variety of green shades along with plain aqua. Usually aqua is a few dollars, and a green would sell for around 10-20, perhaps a bit more if it's a really vivid green color or an unusual shade. I can't tell from your photo what color it might be.

 

[HunterTheFox59]

It's a CD 162. GE sold insulators marked with the star. Probably made in Elmer, NJ. They turn up in a variety of green shades along with plain aqua. Usually aqua is a few dollars, and a green would sell for around 10-20, perhaps a bit more if it's a really vivid green color or an unusual shade. I can't tell from your photo what color it might be.

Thanks! The shade appears to be a dark, olive green.