The largest item is a milk bottle cap at 1-5/8” while the smallest items are three of the five items in the top row at 9/16” tall. In order, the items are: white plastic shield stickpin with real photo, silvered metal frame pin with full color cello insert, “F.D.R.” enamel paint on brass pin, pair of identical “F.D.R.” shield-shaped lapel studs with his portrait, trio of fiberboard tokens each identical but in a different color. Front of each pictures FDR and reads “A New Deal/Onward America/Franklin D. Roosevelt.” Reverse of each shows the blue eagle symbol and reads “Member NRA/We Do Our Part/The Osborne Register Co. Cin. O.” Last in row 2 is a fiberboard memorial token with dates of his birth and death. In row 3 is donkey head plastic pin followed by full body donkey in matching plastic followed by red and white enamel on brass donkey pin with his name “Roosevelt” below. Last in row 3 is a 1952 silver dime picturing FDR. This is a good luck piece with advertising on reverse “The Fankhausers Ft. Wayne, Ind.” Last in row 4 are four stiff cardboard milk bottle caps from a set of presidents. While image and text is identical, the sizes vary and none are precisely the same.