A tougher color 154 Lynch w/SDPs (all fine), this icy blue one even has some nice fizz throughout, very crude embossing, so close to mint, two 1/8 to3/16 round surface contact pings, dome area . $20 will get this beauty to your door stop, ppd. If Icy ain't it, this McL in a deeper, darker blue is a strange one, looks dark steel to me, it looks to have a well mixed amber influence, it is pretty and may be pretty tough, I haven't seen it's match for sale. RDP, McLaughlin/ No 42, standard or short version, nr. perfect, a tick/ nick or two at inner skirt, $20 ppd. A straw 112 isn't something you see every day, this RDP Lynch is sort of an on the cheap double take piece, Lwg on back has one small 1/8x1/4 chip, base has thin microflake or, two (drips are 100%), still very close to mint,$$17ppd. Last but far from least is a 102 brookie, small, sharp drips, green variously, and generously amber laden plus that 1/2 x1/4 piece of mystery crud is where it's supposed to be, along with a few potstones. A bit of super-thin and super inconspicuous roughness under the upper w. groove, an area at side, inside, at base has gentle hit 3/4" or so no glass gone, no white patch, and a very few damaged, NOT missing, in fact this piece is cleaner, more eye appealing and damage free than 90% it's siblings, from what I have seen, can't go wrong at $30, everybody wants this type of stuff, yet precious little of it is offered. Update 11/29----112 Lynch in straw SOLD.