Top row, left to right:

-CD 106 Hemi [250] in Aqua. I guess this is the script embossing. It isn't prismic like some I've seen, and it doesn't look like typewriter print. It is completely filled with tiny bubbles, small stones, and amber. There is a very attractive wisp of amber right behind the front embossing. Damage consists of a small flake off the top wire ridge on the front left. There are also four sliced drips and a one and ¼ inch bruise on the back base. Also one small dome peck. Take it for $14

-CD 133 HGCO [070] in a rich Hemingray Blue. This is more of a specimen, as it has a large crack running from the front left base to the top and all around the dome. Also, ten sliced drips. Book is $10-15. Take it for $2.75

- CD 145 Hemi [030] {DOUBLE PETTICOAT embossing} in Aqua. Tiny flake on base and wire groove in front, and some slight slicing on the front right under what appears to be a lear kiss, since there is raised glass there. Take it for $3

Bottom row, left to right:

- CD 145 Hemi [010] in Aqua. One inch long vertical crack on the back and tiny peck on dome on back. The embossing is recessed quite a bit like it was angrily stamped in after it was taken out of the mold. Take it for $5

- CD 145 No Name [010] {Vertical bar // vertical bar, hemingray product} in Hemingray Blue with a nice line of amber running all around the bottom. Looks like a few small fisheyes that aren't very noticeable. Take it for $16

- CD 155 Hemi [050] in Clear. This is one of the few Hemi-45's that's actually worth a little. The embossing is HEMINGRAY-45 // 22-38. / MADE IN U.S.A. The numbers and dots on the back are larger than the rest of the embossing. There's a peck near the mold line and a dime sized flake on the inner skirt on the back. Book is $10-15. Take it for $6

There will be no sale prices with this listing, so don't wait for it. I may be able to do a discount on multiple purchases, depending on what you buy.

All prices do not include shipping. Actually shipping will be added based on zip code, or by flat rate box method.

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