History reveals that glass insulators came to life in the early 1850s through a man called David Brooks. He initially designed them to protect homes against lightning strikes, but … See more

When dating a glass insulator, make sure you count all the dots around the year code and add them to the date of the mold manufacture. Doing this will help you figure out the pre… See more

Factors such as age, color, rarity, condition, and quite a few others will aid in determining the value of your antique glass insulator. When gathering your items as a collector, th… See more

Either for decorative purposes, sales, or exhibitions. It’s necessary that you thoroughly clean your glass insulators as they quickly collect specks of dust and trap dirt on thei… See more