Smallest piece is in row one at .75" and the longest of the key chains is about 4.25" tall. First item is from 1905, a small British piece commemorating the "Nelson Centenary." Next item is a suspension with loop with "Hudson-Fulton Celebration." Next missing a reverse lapel stud is an enamel on brass piece reading "Ship Constructors & Shipwrights Association/We Are As One" shows a ship in dry dock. Tiny enameling off the flag and a number of hairline cracks but a rare interesting piece. Next is watch fob with front reading "Dreadnought/High Speed Steel." Reverse name of Halcomb a company in Syracuse. Tiny enamel flakes and some luster loss. Next is "Sterling" oval pin for a Presbyterian church mission. Next is figural, missing tiny rhinestones showing "S.S. Pocahontas." Next are a pair of ships with needle post and clutch. At far right is a spoon for "R.M.S. Mauritania" with enamel logo. Remaining pieces are mostly nine key fobs with various ship names and with many of them featuring some enamel work. Exc. condition overall except as noted.