Smallest items are a couple of 7/8" buttons while the largest is a 5.5" tall ribbon reading "Detroit Next" which has some obvious stain. Top to bottom this group includes rare oval button showing the "Cutting." Light age on one reverse corner but only a faint gray dot along the top front edge. Next is a card showing the "Stephens" which was produced as early as 1916. Next shows a touring vehicle used for Washington, DC sightseeing and covered with people. Next is a celluloid flip for a "Maxwell" but missing the pin and tiny nick off top edge. Next is a celluloid for "White Motor" which has a celluloid insert on the reverse reading "White/Labor-Management War Production Drive." Next is a pencil clip for the "Gardener Motor Car." Celluloid is loose on the metal clip but still firmly attached. Next is a dealers button announcing "The New 'Home' Of Fields Motor Car Co." Next is a GM war bond button followed by one reading "GM Folks" probably also from the 1940s. This has long but hairline cello split on back. Next is a "GM/Mr. Goodwrench" button. Last is from a racetrack with the name "Lincoln." All are Exc. to Mint with exceptions as noted.