First, thanks for looking. Second, I am no expert so if I describe anything wrong, DON'T SHOOT! Just email and I will fix it. I have only collected insulators for a short time and still tryin' on color so bare with me. Left is a CD 162 (180). F-Skirt, Brookfield. R-Skirt, New York. Condition: Has about a half inch chip on the inner skirt and a few small fleabites. Color: Is either a Light Blue or and Ice Blue. As I said, email if you want. This is a fizzy and has a few bigger bubbles. Middle, is a CD 164 (040), F-Skirt, Hemingray-20. R-Skirt, MADE IN U.S.A. Condition: There is a crack about 3/4 of the way around the inner skirt. Let me TRY to explain. The crack runs between the inner skirt and the outer skirt in the inside. It is like it is in the glass. Otherwise, a few tiny fleabites. Color: without a doubt, Hemi Blue. Right, is a CD 164 (110). F-Skirt, McLaughlin (note backwards N). R-Skirt, No 20 (line under the o). Condition: VVNM with few fleabites. Color: Apple Green (I think). All of these are beautiful and in condition as described. I have come across a treasure of insulators and will be putting more on. Mostly CD 164 with a few other. Anymore ??? email me. Thanks, Kim