The smallest is 7/8” and the larger are 1.25”. First is from “Fleetwood Foundry & Machine Co.” Small bit of age on Keystone Badge paper. Couple tiny age dots on reverse but front displays clean and glossy. Exc. and displays Mint. Second is for “The Huber Marion, Ohio.” Reverse has W&H back paper used 1896-1898. Front has light .5” scratch at center but just showing a little in reflected light and still displaying Mint. Next is rare button from “Pitts Threshing Machinery.” Has W&H paper. This design is about twenty times scarcer than the next item which is also from the same company and also serving as a rebus with this one reading “Put Me On To (Buffalo) Pitts Farm Machinery.” Has W&H paper. NM displaying Mint. Last two advertise the “Eclipse” brand from the “Frick Company Waynesboro, Pa.” Both have their W&H papers with some tan dots on the second. Front of the first has single 1/16” scratch line on extreme left edge but totally clean. Second has slightest hint of age on the narrow white outer circle but still displays extremely well and with full gloss. A nice group of scarce to rare buttons.