Group includes 1.25" celluloid button unusual for having its original ribbons plus an octagonal brass charm showing the Trylon and Perisphere. Small smudge on the medallion was dirt that came off. Light ribbon wear but button is Exc. Second is well-made brass keychain replicating "1940 Penna." car license plate. Other side is embossed brass and shows the building of "Goodrich Tires World's Fair 1940 New York." Light paint wear. Next is 1939 pin of "Mr. Peanut" standing alongside Trylon. This is die-cut wood and is N. Mint without any chips. Next is a rectangular printer's block of wood 7/8" deep which has metal plate on the top showing the Trylon and Perisphere in reverse with copyright letters below. Next is silvered brass charm with enamel center showing "Administration Building." Last is a pair of ceramic Wedgewood-like disks each 1-3/8". One is in stark white and dark blue while the other has subtle coloration. All pieces are Exc. except as noted.