France was a major user of glass insulators, but there are also a good mix of
porcelain styles. These insulators are identified by U-numbers, but in the range
of 1000-3999. The link below is for the reference book that covers these
insulators.
| Insulators from France |
 U-1273 |
 U-1624 |
 U-1653 |
 U-1655 |
 U-1663 |
 U-1692 |
 U-1692A |
 U-1733 |
 U-1742 |
 U-1756 |
|
 U-1780 |
 U-1860 |
 U-1860A |
 U-1861A |
 U-1863 |
 U-1864 |
 U-1884 |
|
 U-1952 |
 U-1952A |
 U-1952B |
 U-1952C |
 U-1952D |
 U-1952E |
|
 U-1956A |
 U-1965B |
 U-2032 |
 U-2032D |
 U-2034 |
 U-2035 |
 U-2035A |
 U-2035B |
 U-2048 |
 U-2049 |
|
 U-2049A |
 U-2050 |
 U-2051 |
 U-2051 |
 U-2052 |
 U-2052 |
 U-2053 |
 U-2053 |
 U-2053A |
 U-2054 |
 U-2055 |
|
 U-2056 |
 U-2057 |
 U-2057A |
 U-2058 |
 U-2059A |
 U-2069 |
 U-2071A |
 U-2072 |
 U-2078C |
 U-2078E |
 U-2078F |
|
 U-2078G |
 U-2088A |
 U-2090 |
 U-2090B |
 U-2090C |
 U-2095 |
 U-2102 |
 U-2104 |
|
 U-2352 |
 U-2386 |
 U-2400 |
 U-2661 |
 U-2662 |
 U-3060A |
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