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Insulators - $70 (Manito)
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Description: Classic telegraph/telephone line insulator produced from the 1920s–1960s. Popular aqua/teal color. A few chips but decent condition with clear embossed lettering.
Estimated Value: $5 to $15
Brookfield "Pony" (Light Ice Blue/Aqua)
Description: Small 3 ½ inch telephone insulator stamped "Brookfield New York" (late 1800s to 1912). Features a distinct "1" and "S" factory mold stamp on the top dome. Clean glass and crisp structure.
Estimated Value: $15 to $25
Hemingray No. 9 "Pony" (Dark Bluish-Green)
Description: Longest-running rural line insulator style. Carries the classic "Patented May 2 1893" bottom drip-point code. Collectible, richer bluish-green coloration.
Estimated Value: $15 to $25
A.B. Chance High-Voltage Porcelain Insulator (Off-White/Black)
Description: Large, heavy-duty industrial ceramic piece with a blue oval factory logo. Highly collectible because it remains attached to its original heavy steel mounting rod, washers, and nut. Perfect condition.
Estimated Value: $35 to $45
Title: Vintage Hemingray 42 Clear Glass Insulators - With Wooden Peg
Description:
Selling two vintage clear glass Hemingray No. 42 insulators in great shape. These are classic pieces of American telephone/telegraph history, complete with the iconic corrugated drip points along the bottom edge.
One insulator comes with its original threaded wooden mounting peg still intact inside, making it perfect for immediate display, rustic crafts, or DIY coat racks. The second insulator is clear glass only. Both have great clarity and very minimal wear. No chips on either.
Prices:
• Insulator WITH wooden peg: $12.00
• Insulator WITHOUT peg: $7.00
Total Estimated Lot Value: $89 to $129
Description and prices are from Google's AI.