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In insulator circles, anything not clear or aqua is considered colored. Aqua and clear were the default colors. Because of the iron content in the glass, most of the insulators came out a little green, that’s the typical aqua color you see.
I got interested in insulators when I lived in El Cajon and my neighbor worked for San Diego Gas and Electric… [more]
For an explosion of color and a quick education on the many beautiful varieties of insulators, blown glass bricks, … [read review or visit site]
Bill Meier's reference site by and for insulator collectors includes event listings, reference information, photo g… [read review or visit site]
Christian Willis' well-organized database of Hemingray insulators. Browse over 300 photos by CD number, style, or s… [read review or visit site]
Shaun Kotlarsky's tribute to the Hemingray Glass Company. While known for its insulators, this site also showcases … [read review or visit site]
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