That old 45 rpm might have been digitized to mp3 so living on but other items from that era are now relics in cupboards.
The trading stamps in place of the dividend. If you asking are they worth anything? Only if someone wants to buy them, and in short no.
The little badges, about 3 cm in diameter were readily available for all sorts of advertising, propaganda and political campaigns from the 1960's onwards.
Not sure how many would have worn this old co-op badge. The cloverleaf design dates from 1968. The colour scheme doesn't make it the most attractive. It was probably given away free and some body's smart idea of low cost marketing. Again you may ask is it worth anything. Only if someone wants to buy them, and in short no.
Compare it to the iconic CND symbol available at the same time in badge form. One of the best known symbols and a design classic dating from 1958 by Gerald Holtom. It is still available to purchase.
If you have any of this ephemera don't throw it out. Fashions change, they don't make it anymore and values can go up.
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