These are 1930s into the early 1950s. First is 1-5/8" litho tin oval with vertical pin extending from the cardboard reverse backing. Front has slight dent with hairline of paint off the left and gray mark towards the right. Still rare and VG. Next is a "Packard" enamel on brass tie-tack with needle post and clutch reverse. Next is "Packard" 11/16" litho used for Sunday School Rally Day attendance contest. Next is 1.25" brass token with one side showing their first vehicle from 1899 and their latest model from 1949 surrounded by text "Fine Cars For Fifty Years." Other side has their company logo at center with "Golden Anniversary" ribbon and large letters "Packard" above and small letters below "Ask The Man Who Owns One." Minor luster loss. Last is large 3.5" celluloid button with metal back and bar pin with metal back suspending pair of lightly worn 3" blue ribbons. Text reads "Packard Auto-Lite Week." Light general wear but still quite clean.