Picked this insulator up at the national, 15 hour drive home (thank you Georgia, anyone else get stuck in the traffic jams where the accident was ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROAD and some guy decided to stop and look at it causing the traffic to back up for miles? I love that stuff...) but we made it home with a 1-ton box (maybe 20 pounds) of insulators on my lapp. (not the insulator company, just a typo) Got away with this one for $35, thanks you to the guy i bought it from who's name escapes me. (email me back with your name if you know who you are, i wouldn't want to be rude and ask who you are at the next show i see you at if you remember me.)

Well, back to the point. This old Hamilton has a nice carbon swirl in the dome and that's why i picked it up off the table but then i notice the milk, tons of milk in this great oldy. It's in great shape 2, normal base flacking and a shallow crack in the threads. All but one of the inner skirt points are gone but ones good enough, this is a great insulator and it seems to jump out of my shelfs (not really of corse) next to all my common junk. (not junk really, just common)

-Bryan.