Sizes are .75” to 2” tall. In order these are: “Wilson” name with portrait on six point star white metal badge with brass flashing and with vertical stickpin on reverse. We don’t recall seeing this piece before. Tiny luster loss. Next is brass with small loop at top. Front has Wilson portrait flanked by two soldiers with text “1917/Stand By The President/Safe And Sane Fourth Of July.” Reverse has large depiction of city emblem with text below “The City Of New York.” VF. Next is a blue enamel on “Sterling” pennant pin. Next is also enamel pennant with his name and star accent. Next is 1.25” brass token with front portrait and slogan “Uphold President Wilson.” Reverse reads “I Have Given $1 To The Pennsylvania Democratic Campaign Fund/For United States Senator A. Mitchell Palmer/For Governor Vance C. McCormick 1914.” NM luster. Next is white metal lapel stud “Wilson/Progress/Prosperity.” VF. Next is brass inaugural token holed as made and with his portrait. Last is a white metal figural “Wilson” stickpin but stickpin has snapped off the reverse. Numerous scarce to rare items. Don & Mildred Wright Collection.