Antique Aqua Glass Telegraph Insulator CD 145 Brookfield Signal
This vintage telegraph and telephone line insulator is a classic example of late 19th to early 20th-century utility design, molded by Brookfield in a vibrant, timeless light aqua blue-green glass. This specific model features a distinctive "beehive" style classified as a CD 145 configuration, highly sought after by collectors for its iconic profile and historical charm. Manufactured primarily between the 1880s and 1910s, this piece carries the character-rich manufacturing quirks of its era, including internal stretch marks, bubbles, and raw cooling lines captured permanently within the thick glass walls. While the CD 145 shape is a staple among early communication artifacts, finding examples with distinct, vibrant clarity and robust glass characteristics makes this an excellent addition to any historical collection or rustic decor display.
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