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#068 CD 133.2 P&W Minty green. 
- Sold Winning Bid: $550.00
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- Lot # 068
- System ID # 182793
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#068 CD 133.2 L.A.C. PATD JULY 25TH 1865 P&W Minty green.
This type telegraph insulator is believed to have possibly been produced at a glass factory in the Beaver Falls area. The "L.A.C." marking is in reference to Louis A. Cauvet's patent for a threaded interior and corresponding threaded pin. The meaning of the "P&W" lettering is unknown at this time.
The glass color is termed "minty green" as it is similar to a pastel green candy mint. Some might term it "green aqua," but we personally do not see aqua in the glass color.
8:10 A.M Saturday, March 28. Update. We forgot to state the condition in the initial description. It is very near mint+. Exceptional condition, especially for an item this old!