This large piece has no pin but rather a red hanging cord on the reverse along with die-cuts in the cardboard back which allow them to be folded out to serve as a stand-up easel. One small piece of non-functional cardboard is missing from the back. Curl has name of maker “Phila. Badge Co.” The celluloid covering used in this era is somewhat prone to yellowing and that has occurred but to a very limited degree with a few slightly darker toned spots along the right edge. Also, due to the size of items such as this, there is a tendency to air marks under the celluloid and this has its share but they are widely scattered and only visible in certain light angles. The piece still displays extremely fine and is Scarce in this large 9” size.