Insulators
Rock!
My first "acquisition" since
I found out about insulator collecting.
Collectors call this piece
a CD 121.
 
Hi, I'm Deb. Welcome to my Insulator Collector's page!
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live in Southern California on the West Coast of the USA, having recently moved from the opposite side of the country. 
 
 I was amazed. I had no idea anybody collected these things. My parents and my grandmother have always had a few of them, mostly porcelain pieces, sitting in the garden. My grandfather brought them home while working with the Southern California Edison Company. I always found them attractive and interesting, but didn't realize anyone else would feel the same way.  | 
 
A dizzying array of insulators for sale at a show in Maryland. 
 Inspired by that
website, I began researching the hobby. I quickly realized that they made
a lot of beautiful pieces and stuck them on the top of poles! I wanted
some for myself.
 
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Colorful glass decorates
my kitchen window.
Can you believe these beauties
were used to hold wires off of poles?
 
My grandfather, Charles J. Walton, Sr., meggers the lines for trouble.  | 
 
 U-172 "Haystack" picked by
my grandfather.
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I
dedicate this site to my grandfather, Charles J. Walton, Sr.
He
worked the lines for 45 hard years.
Charles J. Walton, Sr., Southern
California lineman,
taking a break on the back
of his SCE truck (October, 1958).
 
 
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