Emerald green Hemingway 43 - anygood?

[tigue710]

title says it all folks, I haven't seen one before but I don't know much about em...

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[surfaceone]

Me neither, has a nice nice greenishness about it.

 

[tigue710]

Thanks for the pics, I'm finally hooking up my pc in a few weeks so I'll be capable again soon! the pics don't do it any justice, it is as emerald green as a Nichols toilet water... I didnt clean it yet either, that mighta helped with the color

 

[mrbottles]

Surface once,

Nice save on the photos.

Tigue, if you chip away the bottom ring of glass it would look exactly like a frog. If you did it would be an interesting story of a collector gone bad and a tragedy for that insane green insulator.

Just saying,

Steven

 

[epackage]

Nice piece, worth about $75....Jim

 

[tigue710]

Thank you Jim

 

[BillinMo]

Insulator collectors call that "7-Up green" since it's similar to the pop bottle. I think Jim's price is right on.

 

[JOETHECROW]

Nice color Tigue...LoL, you climbing poles again?[]

 

[tigue710]

Haha, no poles, kicked this up at a yard sale thrown in with a a margarita maker. There were a bunch of them in the garden all uniteresting and cracked, except for this one. The womans father worked the lines and had picked it up off the ground...