First is 1.25" with about a dozen tiny craze lines but still totally clean and reading "Vote Dry For My Sake." Has W&H paper used 1900-1912. The other pieces are about 7/8". First is early metal covered back with vertical pin reading "Vote No License." Next is with circa 1898 W&H back paper with slogan "Everything Absolutely Prohibited." Next is with W&H paper used 1900-1912 with single inscription "Prohibition." Next is choice color lapel stud showing a white rose with slogan "Prohibition In Hoc Vinces." This is by W&H and circa 1896. There are two long cello cracks but barely showing. Next is for temperance convention in Swathmore, Pa. 1904. This has brass rope frame. Tin back has rather heavy oxidation but the item does not show any stain on the front. There is a 1.75" stickpin. Next is for "Triple Pledge/Anti-Liquor/Anti-Tobacco/Anti-Profanity." Slightest touch of some age stain but bright and glossy. This has c. 1898 W&H back paper. Numerous rarities. Exc. to Mint unless noted otherwise.