This group includes the first known radio premium ring from 1932, with non-adjustable solid band and stamped on the interior surface “Sterling” along with the trademark of the maker Uncas. Unlike several examples we’ve seen, the band remains as one piece and is not broken where it was sized (6.5) for the child ordering the item. Nice silver luster and Exc. The second item is the club’s 1-11/16” tall silvered brass embossed arrowhead watch fob which includes large image of a wolf paw imprint along with designs of stone axe and pair of arrows. Trivial tarnish. Next is a 3.25x6-1/8” simulated woodgrain piece of thin cardboard with one side showing various symbols for use by club members and with the opposite side showing 4 different packages of Wrigley’s gum. Card has pair of small double-punched holes and with the card come a pair of the arrowhead-shaped club membership pins, each marked at its center by the Wolf Paw image. Small paperclip mark on top edge of the card but o/w still Exc. Five pieces in all.