The 12 stickpins are 1" to 2.25" tall. First is a celluloid flip designed as a barrel and reading "If You Want The Best Kerosene Use Roseine." Reverse has advertising for "'Pennsylvania Products' From The Marshall Oil Company." This piece is circa 1905. Next is white metal wheel design with text on the rim "C.E. Miller New York." The initial "E" is worn but it shows little due to the black color of the metal. Early 1900s. Third is a brass pin showing a wheel with wings upon which stands a human figure with wings. Tiny text on the wheel reads "Richardson." Early 1900s. Next is a "Texaco" silvered metal key fog showing their Scotty dog logo. Light general wear and faintly scratched initials and phone number on reverse. 1930s. Next are a pair of enamel and enamel paint stickpins for "Shell." Next is stickpin for "Goodyear." Next is "Mercedes Benz" pair of logo stickpins in two different sizes. Next is "Porsche" stickpin. Next is "BMW" stickpin. These last two have enamel accents. Next is stickpin for "Jaguar-E." Next is for "Alfa Romero." Next is for spark plugs by "Bosch." These last ten pieces are European in origin dating from the 1960s. Items display Mint except as noted.