First is a 2-1/8” long Mint brass luster belt buckle with his name and portrait. Second is three dimensional white metal hat finished in brass luster. Brim has hand engraved name “Lone Ranger.” Rim also has a hole and this piece was likely suspended from a button used as a rodeo souvenir. These pieces are c. late 1930s-early 1940s. Next is scarce 1-5/8” brass luster badge with enamel paint accents showing portrait of “Lone Ranger” and with his copyright on the lower edge. Background has three .25” light scratch lines but rest of luster and color remains NM. Last is a three dimensional red plastic replica “Television.” Case holds a brass key chain and interior has a film disk which can be viewed through a lens in the front of the TV. Film disk has three muted color scenes of bad men, runaway stage coach and Lone Ranger and Tonto both on their horses. c. 1950. This piece is 1.25” wide. A rarity.