Here's an interesting unembossed CD 134 in a nice blue-aqua colour. I remember like a million years ago the idea was these were produced by lyndeborough glass or something like that. There's no embossing anywhere on this one. The top of the pinhole sports a small point and there's a small dot near one of the mold lines on the skirt... although that's probably just something from the mold and not an embossing.

This one displays well from one side, but sports a fair amount of flaking on the upper wire groove lip. The flaking extends about 1/3rd of the way around the upper wire groove lip and the largest flakes are about 1cm wide and 2cm tall. There's a pea-sized smack on the skirt on the good side, some small annealing cracks in the threads, a 1.5cm base flake, and the usual small flea bites and smack marks scattered around on any insulator that's been kicked around like this one.

SOLD

pending sale

The insulator is pictured here from it's damaged side.

Still, an uncommon piece and most of these that I've seen have had similar damage. Asking $60 shipped in the United States- payment via PayPal goods and services please.