Smallest piece is 2.25x3-3/8" and largest is 2.75x4.75". First is beautifully printed "Souvenir Ticket" stub printed in red for "Buffalo Day October 19." This has a little light foxing and one darker dot. Next item has same design but this is a mint and rare example, although actually a printing error as it fails to include a vertical line of perforations between the tear-off stub at the right and the larger souvenir at the left. As produced there is no margin on the left edge. This piece is Mint. Next is a serially numbered pass although the paper has scattered small brown age marks. While the piece has inked inscription for "Jan. 10 1901" printed text stipulates "Not Good After April 25, 1901." Also hand inked on the "Admit" line is name "William Hayes And Party." In addition to the foxing item has center fold line with tiny split at top and reverse is quite dusty. Fourth item is a rare "Complimentary Admission" pass to "Streets Of Mexico/Pan-American Exposition" with serial number "2159." This has three vertical crease lines and dust soil. Still in VG condition and rare. See related button #808. Last is stiff cardboard large stub with inscription "May 20th/Dedication Day" and with illustration of the "New York State Building." Lightly tanned but otherwise Exc. A rare group of pieces.