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A Brief History of Insulators 
There were a number of early experimental lines in Europe and the United States before Samuel F. B. Morse finally developed a fully functional and commercial system using his particular code. He built his first commercial line between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. in 1844.
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A.C. Wakker's Insulator Information
Here are photos and information for the items in my collection.
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Andrew Gibson's Insulator Page
I've been collecting for over 20 years now, and have had a lot of fun both with the insulators and the people. The picture up top is of what I call my "Rogue's Gallery". It's a bunch of my best and favorite insulators.
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Artifically Induced Colors
There are two sources known for intentionally altering the integral color of glass insulators: thermal and radiation. Both can create color changes from very subtle to extremely radical.
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Australian Insulators
ON THIS PAGE I WILL TRY AND SHOW SOME OF THE LARGE RANGE AND COLORS OF AUSTRALIAN INSULATORS , I WILL ALSO SHOW INSULATORS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES THAT WERE USED IN AUSTRALIA .
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Barrett Nipcon's Insulator Site
Somewhere in my youthful days (HA!) of early 2002, I dug a few dozen glass insulators from a small farmer's dump, and soon the fire within me was powerful as a candu reactor! That's right... and it hurts sometimes.
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Beak's Glass Insulators
Mr. Kim Chapman
144 South Main St.
Stoddard, WI 54658
(608) 457-2755
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Berkshire Insulator Gallery
This collection of insulators includes some unique examples of insulators collected from around the world and covers over 50 years of high voltage insulator history.
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Bill Meier's Insulator Page
Who am I?
I was born on November 22, 1955 (11/22/55 !), and married on October 15, 1989. My wife, Jill Meier and I are avid insulator collectors. We started collecting (again) in the spring of 1989. In addition, we are both very involved in the hobby, at the local, regional, and national level.
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Bill Ostrander's Insulator Site
My Dad was a lineman/troubleshooter for the City of Detroit, Public Lighting Commission where he began working in 1946. He brought home my first insulator, a CD 125 WU. I still have it!
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