First item is the ring with his high relief portrait issued by Nabisco in 1950. Most luster remains. Exc. Second is a circular piece of plastic that appears as a ring but was actually used to hold the ends of the fabric Straight Arrow bandanna. His name appears on each side at the top and the very top surface has a raised arrow design to be used with an ink pad as a symbolic stamp. Last is the famous Cave ring. Gold plastic with rounded top representing a golden nugget. When held to the light and viewed the interior shows bw photo of a young boy, about 12, positioned between color illustration of Straight Arrow and his horse Fury. Numerous pinpoint black dots over the photo as made but these are quite tiny. Exterior gold finish on the ring is Exc. Three Straight Arrow classics.