There is a soft pink rubber dangling charm of a bearded Beatnik man with a guitar. He is an old gum ball machine prize. He has a tiny metal staple on his chest where he was once attached to a gumball machine prize advertising header card. It can be easily removed if desired.

There is a small brown plastic sign that was most likely from a 1960s hippy character figure or figurine. The two sides are marked:

There are two different old novelty magnets with sayings. These are from a time when car and truck dashboards were metal. The two read as follows:

There are (2) old Smiley Face pinback buttons. One is florescent pink and the other is green.

Next is a red enameled metal buckle or necklace or bracelet pendant with a marijuana leaf.

There is an old pink and white tin tab button with flowers. It has a union mark and it reads as follows:

There is a 1972 pin back button with orange lettering on a black background. It has an old saying on it. It is marked on the top and edge as follows:

There is a colorful old gumball machine prize tin pinback button. It pictures a comic or cartoon character boy and it is marked:

There is a Womans or Woman's Lib symbol necklace pendant jewelry charm. It appears to be made of silver but it has not been tested. There is a stamped marking on the back but we can not read it.

Next is an original old metal Mood ring. The plastic stone stays the color black. Because of age it may no longer work.

There is a 1960s Gum ball machine prize toy ring. It is made of blue plastic with an applied florescent pink and black sticker or decal. It is marked:

The final (3) items in this lot are three different hand painted hard plastic gum ball machine prize toy mod rings. They are different sizes, have different painted designs and all three are marked on the back: