The first item is a colorful old tin advertising ruler. It is marked "McMETRICS" and has both inches and centimeters. At the right there is a professor character with metric equivalents. At the left is an older Ronald McDonald with the Fry Guys and a Hamburger character.

Next is what appears to be a whistling toy you swing round on a string. I'm really not sure. It has an instruction sheet but they are covered with red string. It has an image of Ronald on the side.

Next is an old printed paper Ronald McDonald parachute toy. The parachute section is pictured outside of its tube. A much older version of Ronald is on both sections.

Next there are (2) 1977 transluscent McWrist Wallets. They have raised images of characters on them. The green one has Captain Crook on it and the yellow one has the Hamburglar. These are like secret compartment watches.

Next is a 1980 Big Mac figure with a string. There is a hole through the bottom and it looks like it may go on a pencil or pen. It has a little paint wear on the higher edges.

After that there is a 1982 clear plastic Magni-finder. It has an image of one of the Fry Guys. This has never been used or assembled, but one of the pieces has come loose. The instructions are on it as well.

Next is a very colorful 1983 puffy vinyl figure or ornament of Mayor McCheese. He has a string for hanging.

Next is a 1982 Cheeseburger character helicopter toy. It is made of red plastic.

Next is a 1985 green plastic McDonald's Express Tootler. It is a train engine / locomotive flute like whistle with Ronald driving it.

The last four items in this lot are all spinning tops. There are three colors and they are two different sizes. All of them picture Ronald and the arches. I do not see a date on these. One of the red ones has the center pin missing.