There is an old New York City advertising souvenir cigarette ashtray. In the center is the “STATUE OF LIBERTY” and around the edge are flowers and the “EMPIRE STATE BUILDING” the “ROCKEFELLER CENTER”, the “UNITED NATIONS BUILDING”, and the “CONEY ISLAND” amusement park. The back is simply marked “JAPAN”.

There is another different New York City advertising souvenir cigarette ashtray. It is made of ceramic or porcelain with colorful New York images repeated all over inside and out In the center is the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Empire State Building.

Next there are (3) different old photographs. Two are black & white images from the New York Harbor of the statue. The third one is a color image of a smaller statue probably a museum picture.

There is an old numbered brass metal Statue of Liberty medal, coin, or token. One side has The Statue of Liberty, and the two sides are marked as follows:

There are (2) matching New York City advertising souvenir magnets. In the picture below, one is on top of the other. They are both the same with a colorful image with the Statue of Liberty.

Next are (2) matching Statue of Liberty Centennial pins. One is still cardrd and one is not. These have an American flag behind a green Statue of Liberty. The card and the pins are marked as follows:

There is an unopened pin with the Statue of Liberty torch in front of an American flag. The front and back read:

There is an old pewter keychain or keyring. It has a raised image of the Statue of Liberty and a banner. The twi sides are marked:

There is an Ellis Island advertising souvenir magnet. It has an American flag behing the immigration building on “ELLIS ISLAND”. This is similar to a pin, but instead there is a magnet applied to the back.

There are (2) matching pins. They picture the Statue of Liberty in front of an American flag. They are each marked on the front and back as follows:

There are two more similar Statue of Liberty Centennial pins. These have slight differences, and on the back one has a clasp pin and the other has a tack pin with the back section. These picture a green Statue of Liberty in front of an American flag and are marked:

Next is a tiny two part metal pin. The two parts are connected by a chain. One pin is of the Statue of Liberty marked “NEW YORK” and the other is the number “56” for the year 1956.

The final (5) items in this lot are tiny old gumball machine toy prize charms. They are of different colors. All of them are of the Statue of Liberty, and one of them has the statue in a ring with stars.