| The picture shows a view of all (19) State of Oklahoma Advertising & Souvenir Items in this lot. This is a large bulk lot that has been acquired or accumulated over time from many different sources. Some are older items and some are newer. There are far too many items in this lot to describe each one individually, but some highlights of the items included here are as follows: There is an old copper advertising souvenir letter opener. It has a conestoga wagon with oxen on the handle and ''K - BUFFALO RANCH, OKLA.'' imprinted on the blade. There is a miniature souvenir collector spoon. It has a Native American Indian on the handle and a hanging cactus charm. There is a colorful unused embroidered cloth patch from the ''CITY OF BROKEN ARROW''. It has a shield, a pipe, branch, and a broken arrow. Next is a souvenir magnet in the shape of the state with a Native American Indian, a buffalo, and an oil well. There are two small clothing buttons. They have an emblem in the center and are marked ''THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA 1907''. There are t(2) pins in the shape of Oklahoma. They are marked ''OKLAHOMA WHEAT'' and ''WATER IS OK''. There are (2) different cardboard game pogs. Next there is a ''DOPE'' strip of facts about ''GUYMON OKLAHOMA''. We believe that these originally were rolled up and sold in capsule, maybe even in gum ball machine. There are (3) old advertising souvenir postcard folders with many colorful images inside. One wa mailed in 1944 and the other two are unused. These include: Claremore Oklahoma - The Will Rogers City
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma - The Sooner State The other (5) items in this lot are all post cards. One is unused and (4) were used. These include the following: 1949 (used) Will Rogers Memorial Museum and Tomb Claremore, Okla.
1952 (used) The Skirvin Hotel Tower, Oklahoma City
1957 (used) Greetings From Oklahoma (map)
1967 (used) Will Rogers Memorial, Claremore, Oklahoma
(unused) Beautiful Lake Lawtonka, Near Lawton, Oklahoma All of the items that are pictured are included for one price! To judge the sizes the post cards measure around 5-1/2'' x 3-1/2''. These items appear to range from excellent to mint unused condition as pictured. | 
