Against my better judgement I went out into the cold tempatures last friday. My mental obsession with insulators prevented me from staying home to care for the cold or flu that was coming on strong.

Any way here are my finds. From right to left. The first is a CD 162.1 indark aqua green. I would probally not kept it accept is had a nice amber stringer through the dome and down one side into the inner skirt. The one picuture center is a B CD 145 in light yellow green. This one was found nearby a croos arm grave yard that I discovered last week sometime also (there was nothing worth taking on any on these crossarms). Last is a CD 133. The skirt was only partly expossed in the soft sotty soild slope when I spoted it. The funny thing about these CD 133 dome embossed Brookfields is that I very seldom find the same one twice. If you saw the post I posted of my collection in the collectors gallery you'll see I have quite a number of Brookfield's CD 133's. Somehow and in some detailed way they are all differnent from the next. I'm not just refering to the embossing when I state this. It is the insulators shape that often makes that difference.

Thank you for looking, and I do accept feedback for those interested.