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#2136 CD 123 E.C&M CO S.F. Dark aqua. 
- Sold Winning Bid: $325.00
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- Lot # 2136
- System ID # 525918
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#2136 CD 123 E.C&M CO S.F. Dark aqua. "B" mold. 4-1/4" height.
Embossed EC&M insulators were used at numerous locations in the West during the 1870's. While most have been recovered in California and Nevada, they have also surfaced in Hawaii, Arizona, Oregon, Utah, Washington and northward into British Columbia, Canada.
The "B" mold was one of the most widely used, fair numbers of them being discovered on the route of the Central Pacific Railroad in California, Nevada and Utah.
Bruise, up from base can be seen in photo. Similar size (one inch), shallow base chip on reverse.
Th entire insulator outer surface, from head to toe, is damage free, with a sparkling, shiny surface.