First from 1935 is the Bar Brand branding iron with ink pad tin. Tin is 1" diameter with most brass luster on the exterior and minor oxidation on the interior. The brand is a brass tube 1-5/8" long with diamond shaped brass piece on the end which has checker board design and "TM" initials printed backwards so when used they appear correctly. Minor luster loss from the stamping instrument. Next is the "Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooters" fountain pen in dark green plastic with brass accents and 85% logo decal. About half the brass luster remains on the brass parts. Next are four of five 1.25" tins that contained make-up each with a "TM" brand symbol on the lid and with the following four embossed words: Clown, Mexican, Negro, Indian. The missing tin read "Chink." Last is the instruction paper from the 1940 version of the Tom Mix's Make-up Kit. 7" tall with center fold and a few scattered ink smudges. All in at least VF condition.