These are all CD 104 NEW ENG. TEL. & TEL. CO.; two are EIN [010] with a dome number, and two are EIN [030] without. The green one on the left, dome number BK5, has a large white bruise covering the left side that I believe was caused by a lightning strike. It does not show on display. A small ding on the lower front skirt does. The second from the left has just a couple of tics in the rear, but the interesting thing here is a manufacturing anomaly that obliterates most of the arced embossing from the G to the last T, although there are some ghost remnants of some of it that I've tried to show in close-ups [id=526641868]. Nice little bubble in the front crown, too. The second from the right, dome number BK3, has no damage to report, but a straw mark has smeared the G and made the second N look like an M. Click on View Original to see this detail. Finally, the one on the right is nicely embossed, and the color is almost powder blue with aqua leanings. It has some glass sickness, mostly in the rear and dome, and a few pecks and dings. Take all four for the bargain-basement price of $5 plus postage.