First are a pair of Yankees brass luster metal rings which are non-adjustable. Both of these have Yankee logo on the top while the side has small design of a clock face and the name "William Barthman Jewelers." One is dated from 2002 and the other from 2004 with the ring tops designating their 38th and 39th league championships. The latter is accented by a small rhinestone. Next are a series of three flasher rings showing a batter surrounded by a ball design. First is round with blue plastic base, second is vertical rectangle on silver plastic base, last is similar but actually shows a pitcher rather than a batter and this has the word "Yankees" down the right side. Gold plastic base. This one has a little brown tone to it but nothing too serious. In our bottom row is adjustable brass ring with high glass dome over logo and text "Cincinnati Red Legs." This is from a series of 1940's baseball logo rings. Luster off the brass but otherwise Exc. Next is a "Andy Pafko" baseball counter ring issued by Muffets cereal in 1949. There are three notched wheels for counting balls, strikes and outs and ring includes his facsimile signature. Some luster loss but clean metal. Last is mechanical game ring from Kellogg's cereal 1949. Silver luster with plastic covering on top over a baseball diamond. Small lever on edge is pulled back and when released shoots a ball bearing which then can land in one of the recessed holes to score a hit or an out. This one is Exc. Nice group.