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Copper penny sized token. One side: "Value in exchange for meals, 1 cent Restaurants W.S.C." Second side: "Wheeling Steel Corpn. 1 cent. Portsmouth, WKS".

Gold class key necklace pendant for Portsmouth High School. Blue, red and black details. On back engraved "Kays".

Aged, metal Marshal's pin for Rarden, Ohio. Rusted in some places.

Maroon and gold leather pad with raised print, "The Arch Rest Shoe for Every Woman" , "The Irving Drew Co,". Also, raised shoe illustrations and illustrated oval with "Arch Rest- Drew-Portsmouth, O." Faded with wear and felt on back.

White ceramic plate with gold print with an image of white roses printed onto the plate.

Brown leather wallet/money holder with raised design on front and gold print on inside, "Stewart-Lerch Brokerage Inc., Merchandise Brokers, Portsmouth, Ohio"

Small, round, gold pin with duck feature. Known as the Ruptured Duck Pin, an honorable discharge pin that allowed a Veteran to continue wearing his uniform after being discharged. Made from 14k gold.

Nonagon shaped red patch with silver embossing "A". Used in WW2 for the 9th Army. Lieutenant General William Hood Simpson was the commander of the 9th Army.

Aged, metal small anchor. Engraved: "River Days, Ports. O., 1966." Made for Portsmouth River Days for the year 1966.

Metal shoe button hook engraved "Bond Street Spats". Bond Street Spats was a company in Portsmouth, Ohio that made spats and sold them in Marting's.

Yellow and red lapel button with black print. "Shaving Permit, 1815-1965, Portsmouth, Ohio, Sesquicentennial, June 5-12." Shaving Permits were a way to raise money, typically for a celebration, and were required for those who didn't want to grow a…

White metal button with red and blue print on front. Commemorates Portsmouth River Days Boat Races in 1966, on August 31st to September 5th.