Recently at Icon's daily forum I posted under the title Beware of Red Flags. Yesterday I visited weekly nearby flea market. By chance a vender who I always bug about glass insulators brang along a bunch. From that bunch the insulator pictured in the middle reminded me exactly of my forum post. It is a skeb where as my post concerned a creb. This one is covered in train soot just like the one I nearly lost my $50 on through a private deal through eBay. This one looked even more green yesterday being the sky was overcast with rain clouds. Later I plan on posting another pic of this insulator after an acid bath. It to would have about the same book value as the creb I thought I was buying from the eBay seller if it truely was green. My guess is this one is also just an aqua. The Patented Hemingray No. 9 I purchased from the same flea market vender. The Brookfield CD 102 on the left came from an antique center I frequently visit being I have found other nice insulators there. This one is nicely laced with amber swirls that are stripped at the top of the dome.

To see the center insulator and the results after the acid bath click this link [id=312624339]