Stickpins are about 3" tall and other items are to scale. First is tiny but highly detailed figural hair clipper with name "Brown & Sharpe" on the handle. This is c. 1920 and Mint. Next is some type of industrial machine with word on front "Flechter." Minor bends on the stickpin. Next is silvered brass figural inscribed "Freeman Hoist." Reverse has name of "United Iron Works Joplin, Mo." Next is figural for "Deuber/Hampden Watches/Canton Ohio." Mint luster. Next is a small celluloid tray for tiny parts with advertising of Buffalo jeweler and optician. Light wear and small bit of sticker residue on underside. Next is a valve with handle. No text. Next is a figural spigot with handle reading on each side "Clauber." Next is a figural valve with accented green handle that actually turns. Side has name of company "Jenkins." Next is flat brass piece of a hand holding a valve with simulated handle. Front has name of "Lunkenheimer." Reverse has their name stamp along with "Makers Of The Original Regrinding Valve." Mint luster. Next is silvered brass and enamel stickpin for "Allis Chalmers." This appears to be European c. 1950s. Next is miniature pocketknife with marbleized grips reading "Glenn Rider Photographs." Trivial oxidation on the blade. NM to Mint unless noted otherwise.