We'll begin with the 12 more or less flat items which include four celluloid pin-backs. First item is figural composition charm for "Red Cross Stoves And Ranges." Light wear. Next is shield-shaped metal piece suspending what seems to be a gas pipe leading to a stove burner. Writing on the shield shows some wear but easily readable as "Am. Stove Co New Process." Next are pair of celluloid buttons for "Favorite Stoves And Ranges." These are 1.25" and 7/8" both with their backpapers. Next is "Sterling Range" button with backpaper. Next are pair of aluminum tokens for "German Heater." Next are pair of brass tokens for "Majestic Range" both referencing St. Louis World Fair award medal. Next is brass token for "Engman Matthews Range Co." This is a "Good For 50¢" token. Light wear. Next is pin-back button for "Lennox Torrid Zone All Steel Furnace." Slight fade of red rim but clean. Next is lapel stud for "Silent Glow Oil Burner." Moving on to the seven more or less 3-dimensional items there is a nail puzzle each with a celluloid head promoting the "Engman-Matthews Range Company." Another all metal nail puzzle promotes "Great Majestic Range." There is a miniature cast iron horseshoe shaped trivet with raised text "Clark Steel Range K.C." on the top and "Good Luck" on the underside. Next are two thimbles for Monarch Range. Third thimble is plastic reading "Buy Union Made Stoves/Stove Mounters' International Union." Last is 2.25" long celluloid wrapped metal holder for a box of matches. This came from "Bergstrom Stove Co." Light moisture stains on the celluloid but still VG. Other items are Exc. to Mint unless noted otherwise.