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Displays Continued!
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Display by: Rick Soller of Gurnee, IL (NIA #2958)
"Hickock Lightning Rod Insulators"
This interesting display shows a huge variation of Hickock side tab insulators and molding variations. It provides educational analysis of the molding method and variation in the amount of glass used across the samples.
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Display by: Russ Frank of Mchenry, IL (NIA #6210)
"Surge Insulators and related items"
This very complete and educational display shows the known Surge insulators (including the very rare CD 100.2) as well as signs, advertising, and fencing equipment. It was noted that the CD 100.2 in this display has a 1/2" pinhole unlike the other known specimens that have a larger 1" pin hole.
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Display by: Matt Grayson of Jackson Heights, NY (NIA #387)
"Mystery Solved? Trenton Porcelain"
This great display shows insulators attributed to Trenton Porcelain and the supporting research. It received the NIA award for Best of Porcelain.
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Display by: Richard Case of Rockford, IL (NIA #82)
"The Insul-bug"
This display shows a neat "bug" made from an antenna tuning coil insulator combined with a hewlett and spools.
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