The largest piece is in the bottom row first item at 1.75" and the smallest is the last item in that row at 1-1/8". Top row features three fine quality pins two featuring an eagle design and the third including the Morse Code symbols. All are marked "Sterling" on the reverse. In row 2 the first is plated white metal with rhinestone depiction of the Morse Code symbol. Plating is a little on the frosty side and small loss from the reverse but still Fine. Second in that row is white metal and features four marcasites across the center beneath the word "Victory." Third in that row is brass plated featuring enamel flag and aviation symbol. Some luster loss. In row 3 first two are very well made brass accented by red, blue and clear rhinestones. Each has a different style wings badge at the top. Last in that row is brass and includes small image of the Virgin Mary. In the fourth row the first item features a pair of British lions flanking the symbol. This is white metal with light wear on the brass luster. At center is "Victory" symbol pendant with a loop at the top and made without a pin. First we've seen of this style and Exc. Last is plastic with bar pin reverse. This reads "Production Soldier" and was awarded to home front workers. Tiny dot of color off the reverse. A nice group with many we've not seen before.