Insulator MaGiC
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First Annual Insulator Swap Meet
I've been going to a lot of garage sales, auctions, and flea markets where I've found large porcelain power pieces--four blue ones and five glazed brown ones (which my wife turned into flower pots).
As soon as I take some pictures with the digital camera, I'll add them to this page.
I will be updating this page with pictures of my favorite insulators, go-withs, and links to other resources and general information.
I've also found other desirable things while searching for insulators like marbles, glass bottles and jars.
My wife has bought and sold quite a few things on eBay and she has written some tips for my web page. Click here for Page Two!
There is also a new book, EBay for Dummies that has some practical advice for the person who is getting started on the whole internet auction scene.
Thanks for stopping by and if you have any tips, suggestions or great finds, sign the guestbook or send me an email. Be sure to check back again!
This link will take you to a web page in which you can look up the different colors of glass insulators:
If you don't belong to the National Insulator Association, you might want to check it out. The 2000 National (Y2K) show, sale and convention will be held in Bloomington, MN on July 27th - 30th. I have a link to Priceline.com below if you want to name your own price on an airline ticket and hotel room.
I've been subscribing to Crown Jewels of the Wire for about two years now and really enjoy the articles, pictures and insulators for sale. Check it out!
Amazon.com is pleased to have this home page in the family of Amazon.com associates. We've agreed to ship books and provide customer service for
orders we receive through special links on this page.
June 24, 2000 (Saturday)
Manhattan, Kansas
Manhattan City Park, Manhattan, Kansas
9:00 AM until 3:00 PM. Pot-luck lunch at Noon.
E-mail or call in your table reservation to Brian Riecker so he knows how many tables to set up.
No table fee! Located in the City Park Pavilion Shelter. (11th and Fremont, Manhattan, KS)
It is a large covered shelter with room for over 50 tables. Plenty of parking too.
SASE or e-mail for map and directions. Brian Riecker, 826 Vattier, Manhattan, KS 66502
(785) 776-8162 E-mail: meber@flinthills.com
Sponsored by a Missouri Valley Insulator Club member.
How it all started...
I began collecting glass insulators in 1963. Since that time my collection has grown to over 800 glass beauties. In 1997, I began adding porcelains, as well as radio strains to my collection.
Best places where I've found insulators...
Worst places where I've found insulators
Ebay tips
My favorite insulators
My favorite links to other collectors...
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