Smallest is .75" and largest and most recent is 2.5" litho. The other not quite so old is the 7/8" litho at the end of row two. The five other are much earlier. The first has lightly tanned W&H back paper with some surface pitting on the collet and some narrow spotting on the right front edge. This references a "Statewide Amendment" and includes the date of Nov. 7, 1916." First we've seen. Second includes a reference to World War I. The other three ask for a "dry" vote or "county." The third item in the first row has brown rust stains on the back but the front still displays NM. The first items in row one and row two we've not seen before.