There is a boxed unused Colorado advertising souvenir playing card deck The cards are still sealed. On the backs there are mountain scenes with a ram or sheep.

There is a small advertising souvenir porcelain cigarette ash tray with a painted mountain and tree scene. It has a gold painted edge.

Next is a Colorado Columbine porcelain trinket box lid (lid only) with a flower.

There are (3) different colorful embroidered cloth patches. One is marked ''Colorado'' and pictures a skier, one is marked ''Estes Park Colorado'' and has a squirrel, and the third one is marked ''Silverton Colorado'' and has an old steam engine locomotive and train.

Next is a 1969 ticket to the San Juan County Museum in Silverton, Colorado.

There is an unused Colorado flag sticker. This is believed to be an old bread premium.

There is an old business card from the Round Up Bar, Pony Express Restaurant and Gift Shop. It opens up and has the mountain peaks in Colorado and the distances from Cortez to places in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona.

There are (2) old unused reusable advertising bottle caps from Ensign's Kirby Company of Grand Junction, Colorado.

There are (2) colorful cardboard pogs.

Next is an old advertising wooden nickel.

There are three enameled pins with one still on the original card. One has the Colorado flag, one has an eagle, sunset and trees, and the third one is from Winter Park, Colorado with Mary Jane and Vasquez.

There are (3) pinback buttons. One is from Pikes Peak, one from Cherry Creek, and one with the state.

The last (7) items in this lot are all old color photograph slides from Colorado.