Largest is 1-1/16" tall with eagle shield and crossed anchors on the front. Reverse has raised panel with tiny text "Symmetalic/Sterling +14K." The front of the piece does in fact have a gold finish to it although lightly worn around the extreme outer edge of the left arm. Still Exc. and we've never before seen one marked as such. Next is tiny 9/16" silver luster pin marked on reverse "Copyright 1942/Sterling." This on the front has color accents on the American and Christian flags flanking a letter "V" and with scroll below reading "Christ And Country." Small tarnish traces but Exc. Last is unusual enamel on brass small "V" as if it is being held by a hand in white enamel. This also is marked "Sterling" on the reverse. A 1.5" chain joins it to a .5" tall brass eagle. Trivial tarnish otherwise Mint. Three unusual pieces.