First is a great enamel on silvered brass name badge with text "The Rexall Train 1936." Tiny loss of silver luster around the name panel but no enamel damage. First we've seen. Next is 2.75" "Rexall Drugs" convention badge with no card in the window. Next also probably used at an industry convention or dealer convention is rectangular "Campbell's Soups." Like the two previous from the 1930s and the first we've seen. Next showing dog Nipper promotes a "2 For 1 Victor Record Offer." First we've seen. Next is 2" for "Trommer's Malt Beer." 1930s and first we've seen. Next promotes an iron with text "Proctor Never-Lift." 1930s and first we've seen. Next is beautifully colored 1.25" reading "Mills Annual Turkey Week." c.1920s and with Bastian back paper. Slightest hint of tone above the turkey's back but exceedingly minor. Last is a figural die-cut celluloid flip, although missing its generic string, with front reading "Order Your...(turkey)" while the reverse reads "Be Sure It's A Birds Eye Frosted Food Guaranteed Turkey." 1930s. Trivial traces of wear but all are Exc. to Mint. An outstanding group of advertising rarities.