First is a beautiful 1" sepia of young child wearing Uncle Sam-style hat. Text reads "Ohio Reservation School Shoes/Can't Wear Em Out." No backpaper if it had one. Early 1900s. Second shows pointer dog walking on horizontal long stocking with text above "Dogongood." Rim reads "The Best Children's Hose That Money Can Buy." c. 1915 with American Artworks backpaper. Last is gorgeous color 7/8" showing 2 mules pulling 2 men in a wagon carrying product boxes. Text reads "Phit U $4.00 Shoe/A Perfect Fit For Every Foot." Backpaper by Rosenthal, Fader & Co. of San Francisco. Small cut at paper's center but text remains fully readable and the celluloid is N. Mint displaying Mint as are the other two.