MaineRelic
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Trying to get an ID on glass insulator
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duggap
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Antique Insulators - Collector Information | Collectors Weekly
I couldn't find your insulator, but I did find this site and I believe, if you will contact them with a good pic, they will give you a good ID. If you go that route, please be sure to tell us what you found out. Good luck.
I couldn't find your insulator, but I did find this site and I believe, if you will contact them with a good pic, they will give you a good ID. If you go that route, please be sure to tell us what you found out. Good luck.
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NOLA_Ken
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I could be wrong, but it might be what's known as a "battery insulator" They were used to isolate old batteries, like the ones used for telegraphs from the tables they sat on and keep the battery from being able to slowly drain.Or it could also be a lightning rod insulator.... I'll poke around a bit and see if I can find a match
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