Older Pocket Watch Fob Group--Early 1900s to 1930s--5 Different

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Pocket Watch Fob Group--5 Different
Group of five different early 20th century watch fobs, as follows:
[1] State Of Texas, clover leaf shape gilt brass and enamel construction with state seal in center, unmarked. Belonged to a retired doctor in the Dallas area who attended the University of Texas from 1914 to 1917 [fob dates from this period], served in the US Army during WW1, came back and went to medical school. Average age tarnish but no damage to enamel. No strap.
[2] Parker-Davis 1904, simple rectangular stamped brass construction with partial maker's marking stamped on back. Alton B. Parker was unsuccessful democrat nominee for President in 1904. Appears to have been dug. No strap.
[3] Insurance [?] advertising fob, gilt brass and enamel construction--GREAT WESTERN/INSURES YOUR TIME. Small rivet at bottom edge which originally held a sliding brass disc which covered a shallow recess on back--this recess would hold a paper tag with the owner's address, etc. Disc and strap are missing. Average age tarnish and some minor scratches to enamel.
[4] United States Steel Corporation, 25 Years Service, sterling silver fob with original black leather strap and black painted steel buckle. Original owner's initials engraved on lower reverse. Tarnished from age but will clean easily, no damage to fob or strap.
[5] Oilwell Supply Company, Dallas, Texas 75th Anniversary [1862-1937], dark bronze finish fob featuring black leather strap with nickel plated steel buckle. Some rust to one side of buckle but no damage to strap or fob.
Overall a nice small group of fobs covering a variety of subjects, great for your fob collection or for resale, in good to excellent condition and one price gets all! Any questions please feel free to ask.