The picture below shows a larger view of all (7) Different Small Old American Automobile Association AAA Advertising Premium Items in this lot. These items are not dated and the years that they were all made or given away are unknown. Included in this lot are the following: There is a two part keyring with a nickel or token holder. In the picture rings are not on the two ends but we will provide both of them. The key ring separates for convenience. The other side has a spring loaded nickel or token holder. It is marked: AAA INTERLOCK PATENTS CAREY McFALL PHILA. There is an imprinted re-useable soda bottle cap. It reads: AAA “IT PAYS TO BELONG” There is an early celluloid pin back button. It is imprinted in black on a gold background. The button pictures (3) nursery rhyme or fable characters including The Pied Piper with following mice, Jack and The Bean Stalk, and Cinderella with her pumpkin coach. It is marked: AAA SAFETY CLUB Next is an old metal identification plate. We would guess that this would be mounted somewhere in or on your car with your name or membership number. There is an opening with no name or number inside. It is difficult to see in the picture below, but it has black lines and is marked: AAA There is an old imprinted tin pin back button. It is printed in red and green on a white background. It reads: AAA 1-2-3 GO There is a leather and metal identification key ring. It has a fob that lifts up with a sticker on the back. It is marked: AAA FINE TOP GRAIN LEATHER AUTO CLUB SYRACUSE IF FOUND DROP IN MAIL POSTAGE GUARANTEED AAA 5103 W. GENESSE ST. CAMILLUS, N.Y. 13031-2305 The final or last item in this lot is a large plastic luggage ID tag. There is a name and address written on the back that could be covered. It is marked on the two sides as follows: AAA AAA TRAVEL AGENCY 815 FARMINGTON AVE. W. HARTFORD, CONN. AAA THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TRAVEL All of these items for one price! To judge the sizes the top center pinback button measures about 1-3/4'' wide. These items appear to range from poor to mint unused condition as pictured. |