Great job Bob! But it's pronounced "Wooster" not "Wor-chester".

Gave a sub

Lots of interesting facts, well done.

😮😮😮 Amazing collection........

It was in lansing ark. but nobody knows where that is but those who live there and their mail came from earle. Lansing is a flyspeck and no longer has a sign!

I found one(broken) near an old school yard (no bld.)in earle ark. not far from the trail of tears with a cannon sight from a union camp.

Sum are really pretty ❤

I wish I knew Tom better. Great collector.

Jack has been so good to my child and provided key pieces to the collection that I can't heap enough praise on him.

This is a modest man who has contributed so much more than he mentioned. Howard will always stand as a pillar of the insulator community.

This man is one of the best persons a young collector could meet.

Today I got a whole year of insulator books!

It's touching what you hear, son and father together, common hobby.... just congratulate and wish you finding this purple threadless.

👍Hope to see you at the next show.

I like Cle Elum it is a nice town with some nice collectors. The Stampede Pass line you talked about,👍 I sure wish I could have searched. The poles were long gone when I went there.

Great story 👍 The early shows were great.

So many good experiences from insulator collecting.

Not sure if it was cut from the video, or if I somehow forgot to mention it, but Lynn Bileti doesn't get mentioned in this interview. In 2017, Lynn gifted me a large portion of her father's (Greg D. Daniels') collection. I met Lynn while going through a tough time in my life, and meeting her was truly a godsend. She deserves a lot of credit as one of the people that got me started in seriously collecting. Lynn, if you read this, I didn't forget you! I owe you more than you'll ever know!

👍🍻Cheers. Interesting video. I hope you enjoy the hobby as much as I have.

Great interview.

Hi. How do you remove the metal links from the toughened glass bells on the high voltage power line insulators

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Excellent footage!

👍 Great to see this interview. It is so good to hear such a positive message about this hobby.

I very much appreciuate a presentor, like Mr. Dimare, who can speaking without saying UH and UM and UH again, in every sentence. Thank you form a very informative and well delivered presentation, Sir !

👍Great interview.

I really like California glass insulators because of the colors. The age and styles are also superb. Great presentation thank you for posting this.👍

Great Video! I love California Insulators. I have 4. One yellow purple one.

Nice insulator video! Here is our first one. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ6mcqKvopWYg9E

wow...outstanding..

I have an amethyst insulator, which my cousin gave me in Soquel California in the 1960`s. It is beautiful, and lives on my windowsill. On it, it says WHITALL TATUM CO No 1 Thanks for the video.

This is a great video and I love the story! Harloe Insulators are my favorite! I only have one Harloe Insulator and it's a Beehive with a lot of Milk Swirls in it!

This is a weirdass hobby

The hobby is fortunate to have Dario DiMare as the custodian of these outstanding examples of early historic insulators. Wonderful presentation and detailed explanations.

Amazing history and discovery. Thanks for sharing this video.

Nicely done, Dario. One helluva collection.

So much awesome information!! Thanks Dario & Spencer for recording