First is a metal replica of a wrapped bar of “Lifebuoy Toilet Soap.” This is 1” long by 5/8” tall by .5” thick. The pencil point opening is on the right side edge. Noticeable paint wear on the 3 illustrated sides but still overall VG and first we’ve seen. Probably c. 1920s. Second is a 13/16” dia. by 1-1/16” tall replica of a canister of “Fry’s Malted Milk Cocoa.” Bottom of the piece has a tin cover as a can would while the top of the piece is open, apparently as made as this is where the pencil is inserted into the sharpener. Scattered paint wear but still VG condition. c. 1930s. Among the very few early sharpeners to actually carry advertising for a product.