Many of the early pot metal or lead prizes were manufactured by Dowst (Samuel Dowst), or the Tootsietoy Company of Chicago, Illinois, but there were many other different companies in the United States, and including ones from Japan and Germany prior to World War II as well. Some of these type prizes were made specifically for Cracker Jack, while others were made as small novelties, bought in volume, and used as prizes by The Cracker Jack Company. Pot metal or lead prizes were some of the earliest prizes that were used in Cracker Jack boxes from the 1910s to the late 1940s. Many of these type prizes or novelties were also sold from old Johnson Smith & Company catalogs as well as some other early novelty catalogs, also used in fortune telling sets, and some were also sold and used as board game parts. Many of these can be found factory painted, inked, or with no finish at all. Of the prizes in this lot, the ones with bases have a silver finish, and inked in blue. The standing figures are painted in silver, blue, and red. The lapel button and the charm have no finish on them.

All nine of these miniature elephant prizes for one price! To judge the sizes, the elephant charm at the bottom left measures about 3/4'' x 5/8'' x 3/16''. These appear to vary from excellent to mint condition, as pictured.