This lot consists of 5 different electrical/telephone insulators. The clear glass one is marked Hemingray-17 Made in USA 9-41, and is approximately 4" tall. The green glass one is marked Petticoat H. G. Company Patent May 2 1893 and is also about 4" tall. The dark brown insulator with the wire groove in the top has no markings, feels like it is made of porcelain, and is about 3-1/2" tall. The light brown insulator with the round top is marked with a 4 in a circle, and says LAPP 1929. This one is porcelain, and is about 3-1/2" tall. The darker brown round topped insulator has no markings, and is porcelain, and is about 3-1/2" tall. The clear glass insulator has what look like rust stains on the outside and some slight scuff marks. The green glass one has some slight scuffing, as well as small chips along the rim, and one large chip along the bottom edge. The porcelain insulator with the wire groove has no damage that I could find, but there are some areas of light coverage in the glaze around the edges. The LAPP insulator has several chips around the edges and some imperfections in the glaze on the top. The darker brown round topped insulator has what look like imperfections in the finish,and some small chips around the rim.