Round mirrors are 1.75” up to 2-1/8” and the oval is 2.75”. Group begins with early Cracker Jack mirror showing a package and from the early 1900s. Two tiny brown marks on the mirror edge and the celluloid along the collet has a number of tiny white hairlines but all the celluloid lays tight. Front rim has a couple of near pinpoint rubs on extreme edge towards the top but the piece still displays Exc. The “Victor” mirror has about 90% silvering. Celluloid side is a bit cloudy and with some stain on the left end and continuing towards the top center. Third is promoting “Watch Case Engraver’s Union” and has a little tan color mixed in with the outer edge. Fourth is for “Rock Island Stove Co.” One tiny age dot at 11 o’clock. Fifth is for “Brunswick” records sold by a furniture store in Michigan. Mirror is cloudy. Last is “Souvenir Of Old Home Week/Mechanic Falls, Maine.” Exc. to NM except as noted.