These pieces are about 2.25" to 2.5" tall or long. The first with very unusual design has a brass tone to it but is stamped "Sterling" on the reverse along with stamped in World's Fair license number. The second is also stamped Sterling on the reverse. Next in brass has a beautifully colored glass dome center. Next two are of the same design but one mostly in silver luster and the other of similar design but apparently so worn that most of the silvering is now gone. Last is silver luster clip holding muted copper color insert displaying the Trylon And Perisphere. Next is heavy silver luster clip showing a baseball being hit out of the park with the ball a small piece of white plastic flanked by tiny wings on each side and with symbolic initial "L" at the center. Text on top and bottom edges of the piece read "Los Angeles Angels/Chavez Ravine 62." Last is brass wire clip with hinged circular medallion showing large letter A superimposed over an eagle and with a football below reading "AFL." The last two World's Fair clips show wear but the other seven pieces in the lot are Exc. to Mint.