First is 1" photographic celluloid in a tin rim. Reverse once had a pair of pointed prongs which attached this to something but both prongs are now missing. O/w clean. Rare and first we've seen. Next is 2" tall litho tin tab with small fold-over stem at the top which could be used to hold a straight pin. Cartoon scene of Chaplin reading a newspaper as he swings his right leg backwards smacking a man in the face. Tiny dot on far left edge was dirt speck now removed and paint for this early and first-seen piece is glossy and Exc. Next is 2.75" tall "Charly Chaplin" pocket mirror. Noticeable stain on lower right corner and a little bit across the bottom edge but about 93% remains totally clean. Last is 1.25" button promoting "'Sam Peck' Triple-Service Suit." This is from a series picturing several different movie stars promoting the same product. Backpaper by "'Bim' The Button And Badge Man." Couple age dots on backpaper and a couple very faint spots on upper rim edge barely showing.