CD 121: North America

Am. Tel. & Tel. Co. made by Brookfield.  Note this is not the more common "Denver" version which can be identified by a flat top on the ampersand.

 

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One of the scarcer tolls, this is base embossed The Standard Glass insulator Co. Boston, Mass.

 

 

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This jade milk toll embossed Am. Tel. & Tel. Co. is a Hemingray product.

 

 

 

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Diamond (Canada)

 

 

 

 

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Texcoco (Mexico)

 

Previously CD 106.5

 

 

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R. Good Jr. Denver Colorado

 

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Harloe (Hawley, PA)

 

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California Glass Insulator Co.

 

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Ohio Valley Glass Co.

 

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Texcoco (Mexico) - previously CD 106.5

 

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The Western Flint Glass Co. - Denver, CO

 

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Brookfield olive SDP

 

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Maydwell Glass Co.

 

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Brookfield amber-olive SDP

 

Picture courtesy Lee Brewer

"Pleated skirt" version

 

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"Denver" version Am. Tel & Tel Co.

 

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Smooth base Hemingray

 

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W.G.M. Co.

 

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McLaughlin

 

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This style is known as a "toll" insulator as it was frequently used on telephone toll circuits.  This was a standard style for many years until it was replaced by the CD 122.


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