Group of 10 items. Earliest piece is c. 1900 and a .75” finely detailed brass replica of a woman’s high top shoe. Front has company initials at two places while reverse has text “Hamilton Brown Shoe Co’s American Lady Shoe.” Loop to hold the pin is a little flattened but still works and rest is Exc. Second is probably 1930s and is a beautifully made brass charm bracelet. There is a small rectangular-shaped box with word “Kodak” on each side. Next comes a miniature film reel, followed by a three dimensional small brass camera replica, followed by a “photo album” consisting of 4 sheets of brass hinged so it can be opened and last charm is a film spool. Tiniest wear traces. Exc. Next are 6 premium rings spanning the 1940s to the 1950s. First is adjustable brass with Buster Brown and Tige on the top while on the side are small images of Froggy the Gremlin and Midnight the cat (details on these two are indistinct as made). Next is a “Poll Parrot Shoes” ring in aluminum with green accents. Next is bright silver luster plastic ring with high relief Red Goose on top. Next is silvered plastic ring picturing and reading “Robin Hood Shoes.” Next is a gold plastic base with flasher top showing “Buster Brown” as well as Tige in color. Last ring is red plastic base with flicker picture showing the Poll Parrot in flight. Last 2 items are a 1” tall brass and red enamel paint stickpin depicting Reddy Kilowatt. Last item is 1x1-3/8” plastic flicker sheet reading “Give The United Way” with image of boy angel looking somewhat like Charlie Brown with text on his blue outfit “Fair Share.” Vast majority of the pieces are Exc. to Mint.