These are 1.75" to 2.5" tall. First is an enamel reading "Kansas City 1916 Delegate." Below are initials we take to be "NSA" although we don't know the issuer. Next is a celluloid picturing "Little Red Schoolhouse." Reverse advertises "School Work Made Easier By Using Little Red Schoolhouse Supplies..." Small bit of brown age on the reverse. Rare and first we've seen. Next is heavy silvered brass for Northwest Hide & Fur Co./Minneapolis. Their initials are on the back along with text "Five Good Luck Charms." Pictured on back are wishbone, swastika, and four leaf clover. Pictured in relief on the front are horseshoes surrounding rabbit's foot. Next is figural brass beaver with text on back "Beaver Board." Next is brass goose wearing red crown with back text "Emmerich Feather Pillows." Next is with back text Mergenthaler Linotype Co. with machine shown on the front. Next in enamel pictures is an early iron beneath caption "IWantu." Next is brass accented by a brass and glass figural light bulb. Next is logo for Frigidaire refrigerator. This shows their logo from around the time in 1918 when General Motors purchased the company. Second is from the same company but somewhat more modern logo design c. 1930s. NM to Mint except as noted.