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not for sale/ if anyone wants these beauties.. no chips or cracks
nothing for sale
nothing for sale
not for sale/ if anyone wants these beauties.. no chips or cracks
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gleaner1
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Re: for sale/ if anyone wants these beauties.. no chips or cracks
Too steep...5 bucks is retail in these.
Too steep...5 bucks is retail in these.
gleaner1
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I put my foot in my mouth. They certainly may fetch twenty bucks. Price is fickle, and fleeting. I cant give the frikin things away.
I put my foot in my mouth. They certainly may fetch twenty bucks. Price is fickle, and fleeting. I cant give the frikin things away.
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Uhm.... after reading you paid a buck fifty each, who's gonna wanna give you forty?
Uhm.... after reading you paid a buck fifty each, who's gonna wanna give you forty?
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Re: not for sale/ if anyone wants these beauties.. no chips or cracks
I must have missed something in this post that got deleted.
Your insulators are CD102 Brookfields. The one on the left is a (specific embossing number) [090] in aqua which retails "book value" in the 2007 McDougald guide for less than a dollar. The one on the right is a [080] in aqua which retails also for less than a dollar. Of course you might get 5 bucks a piece for them from someone not in the know. You know say that they are not for sale. Just keep them as they are a part of our history and are very much near 100 years old. Some day they may be worth something, you never know.
If there is any one thing I do know it is insulators. Keep in mind that insulators are very much like bottles, there is only a small percent that are actually worth decent money, most, like gleaner1 said, you can't give away.
I must have missed something in this post that got deleted.
Your insulators are CD102 Brookfields. The one on the left is a (specific embossing number) [090] in aqua which retails "book value" in the 2007 McDougald guide for less than a dollar. The one on the right is a [080] in aqua which retails also for less than a dollar. Of course you might get 5 bucks a piece for them from someone not in the know. You know say that they are not for sale. Just keep them as they are a part of our history and are very much near 100 years old. Some day they may be worth something, you never know.
If there is any one thing I do know it is insulators. Keep in mind that insulators are very much like bottles, there is only a small percent that are actually worth decent money, most, like gleaner1 said, you can't give away.
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