First is 7/8" with W&H paper. This is from his 1898 Pennsylvania campaign. Very tiniest bit of age near the outer edges but hardly showing and with brilliant color and full gloss. This is the scarcest of the three pieces. Second is 7/8" real photo sepia with metal back and bar pin. Reads "Swallow & Carroll/Prohibition." Has about ten very fine craze or cut lines but each averaging about 1/16" and showing just in reflected light. Still displays with gloss. Third item is 1.25" with metal back and fixed horizontal pin. This, like the previous item, is a real photo sepia. Light bit of tan tone around his shirt collar. Slight cloudiness to the cello. Uncommon and Fine.