CD 134 Diamond P insulator in bright apple green. These pieces are next to impossible to find in any color, let alone green. Overall condition is very good, especially for one of these. There is a 1/2 inch chip on the underside of the front wire groove, a small flat 1/4 of an inch flake next to it, series of very small pencil point dings about 3/8 of an inch long, 1/4 inch wire groove flake on rear, 3/8 of an inch wire groove flake on rear with a 3/8 of an inch wire groove bruise next to it, and a small pencil point wire groove flake.

CD 317 Chambers insulator in light aqua. Overall it is in very good condition. The exterior has moderate rubbing, moderate scratching and moderate surface wear, mostly located on the top side of the bottom bell and around the upper lip of the wire groove. There is a thin vertical open bubble that extends from the wire groove upward into the dome area that is about one inch in total length. There is a small piece of junk located on the bottom base edge that causes a small ½ of an inch oval shaped bruise around it. There is a very small and almost unnoticeable ¼ of an inch bruise on the base also caused by a piece of junk in the glass. The base shows moderate surface wear. In addition there are approximately seven very small and thin flakes to the inside edge of the base which were likely caused when the piece was removed from the mold at the factory. There are approximately four that are approximately 3/8 of an inch long, one that is ½ an inch long and two that are less than ¼ of an inch long.

So here's the deal. These are my last two insulators and I need to sell them. Today you can buy BOTH pieces for $800. The book value of the Diamond P is more than that alone. You're buying the Diamond P at my cost and getting a free CD 317 Chambers out of the deal. I must be crazy. Email for close up pictures of both pieces.