Smallest is .75" and largest is 1". Group begins with three related to Ohio. Second row includes pair from Nebraska although the second may not be prohibition related. The first reads "Nebraska Dry W.C.T.U. In 1910." Very shallow dent on right. Second with "Safety First" slogan has damaged back paper and some light stain. Next in row two reads "Constitutional Prohibition/Vote Yes Oct. 15." Tiny dent and stain upper right at 2 o'clock. In bottom row is "Vote Yes For License." Followed by button whose meaning is unclear to us "When Bearcat Went Dry!!" Reverse has .5" hairline cello split but it lays flat. Last item has unusual diamond shaped back paper from a jeweler in Oakland California and with front letters in gold with "LD" at the top and "LLL" on the lower circle. Those not mentioned are NM displaying Mint.