First from 1916 era is high relief embossed brass pin with his portrait as the Little Tramp surrounded by text "I'm The Gink." Tiny luster dot off but NM. Second is 7/8" button by Economy Novelty of NYC promoting his famous 1940 movie with promotional text "Keep America Free To Laugh At 'The Great Dictator.'" This film, released a little more than a year before Pearl Harbor, was Chaplin's first true talking picture as well as his most commercially successful film which was a brilliant satire on Nazism and Adolph Hitler. Button is NM displaying Mint.