The darker shades, which tend to be more scarce, also tend to be in less than mint condition, while the lighter colors tend to be in better shape.

In addition to the E-14 B's that were found in Florida, some were located in the Muncie dump. These are reported to have been well mixed with other Hemingray experimentals.

For the past several years, rumors have been circulating regarding an amber E-14 B. One was reported to have been found in an isolated area in Florida several years ago. It is doubtful that Hemingray ever made one in amber. Who knows it may be like the carnival mickey mouse?

Prices have changed over the few years since E-14 B's were first found. Prices of $100 are well remembered. Today, the plain vaseline colors tend to sell around $25 - $30 and up, if mint. Good white milkglass go much higher, when available.

Although a failure as an electrical experimental piece, truly the E-14 B is a success in any collection.