... is a Hemingray / MADE IN U.S.A. front skirt with a CD 162 dome. At least now I can tell fro sure what a Hemingray blue insulator looks like. ...

... is a diamond on both the front and rear skirt ...

... with embossing on the dome and skirt ...

... N.Y. with the patent date on the rear skirt in light aqua. It has the short skirt crack under the second O as seen, and a couple of annealing ... New York in dark aqua. It has the light skirt crack seen to the right of the amber squiggle, and a neat U shaped open skirt bubble seen at the ...

... green with a piece of fire brick in the skirt. It has a very small light rub on the crown and a tiny base edge nick. There are some other tiny ...

... is 3 1/4" tall, with an inner skirt and smaller than US threads. $65 postpaid ...

... companion (though not the same flared skirt and thin base rim) was found in the same bucket as the green HG Co. H on dome. This one is CD 145 ...

... has a peculiar, thin base rim and the skirt flares out similar to (but not the same as ) the Petticoat embossed pieces. This pieces was $.80 ...

... just has a pinhead fleck on the rear skirt, and the Hemingray blue one is very near mint. It is not as dark as the picture shows. This is a ...

... / Dec. 19 1871 with 3/B on the rear skirt. It is a light green and has a snotty trail going from the base to the top of the threads. There is ...

... have a some minor inside edge of inner skirt nicks, and a peck or two. Still close to very near mint. Not rare at all, but not seen that often. ...

... & nice little carbon streaking in skirt. $630 and I will pay postage. Thanks for looking ...

Note the many shallow skirts...

... Aqua with a nice, large snot gob in the skirt right at WG lip edge. Dometop has a half dollar sized sanded spot like it was used on a chair, but ... resultant fisheye and a scuff around skirt patent date on the rear. Overall a very respectable insulator from any direction.I'd call it a 8.9 ...

... a wonderful bubble well placed in the skirt. I have owned this one for a number of years, though I can't say for sure when and where I acquired ...

... 133 W. Brookfield with EIN [330]. The skirt and some of the upper body has some real narrow olive green trails in it. Nice little squiggles to ...

... of darker cobalt swirls mixed in the skirt ...

... one. Damage: 1 1/2 inch right front skirt/base bruise, 3/8 inch shallow bottom of rear skirt flake, couple nicked drips. $125 and that ...

... swirling. Damage: 1/2 inch bottom of skirt chip in right front with front of 1 drip chipped, 3/4 inch bottom of skirt chip behind right mold ...

... green. Some damage: 1 1/2 inch arcing skirt bruise under 'HEMI' in left front (1 drip nicked), 7/8 inch inner skirt chip directly behind that ...

... lines and an even smaller one on inner skirt. Displays beautifully. A $500 insulator listed here for $225, plus actual shipping ...

... wide chunk is missing from the inner skirt. Nice opportunity to add an expensive piece for a whole lot less than you'd pay for mint. $145 + ...

This blue-purple HEMAH has it's front skirt embossing very neatly and carefully printed upside down, or, as it would be written in Russian, & ... ;, but this is the first one with the skirt embossing embossed Вверх Но& ...

These two pieces, I believe are the same color, but because of the debis and fizz in the one on the right.....it nearly has a junky jadish look. Take away the junk, and I think it would look just like the one on the ...

... is nibbling around the inside of the skirt Asking $8 US plus postage ...