Sizes are 7/8” to 2-13/16” tall. All include the city name “Los Angeles” and the words “La Fiesta” with the exception of third item in row 1 reading “Los Angeles Day Celebration.” The first two items, both with NM luster, are dated for 1896 with one showing soldiers escorting a decorated parade carriage and the other showing a jester. The third item is dated for 1899. This has tarnish and is missing the hanger. Next are a pair of buttons the first without back paper and the second with stained back paper from Riley-Klotz. First has few tiny dots on upper edge and second has many tiny pinpoint indents but still displays cleanly. First item in row 2 is dated for 1901. Couple of faint rim dots. Next item is hand painted wood disk with a hole with this one dated for 1902. Last showing cartoon of a Shriner on a camel is dated for 1906. Center has barely seen 3/16” hairline cut and a little wear on the ribbons. Back paper by Hoegee. Most extensive group of these we’ve been able to offer.