Each is 1.25". The first uses a stock design popular during the 1900 presidential campaign and has its W&H backpaper. In gold lettering on the circle are the words "No Graft/Prohibition/Law Enforcement." Tiniest bit of gray tone on the cream circle but exceedingly minor and it seems to be under the celluloid as made. The piece has its full gloss. The second item shows a road going into the distance with a pair of hills on the horizon. Each side of the roadway has the word "Prohibition". One word with the first letters large and succeeding letters getting smaller while the other has the first letters very small and getting successively larger. Printed on the center of the roadway is "The Road To National Safety." No maker or backpaper. This one is probably c. 1912-1916. Exc. and displays Mint.