302 - Set of 14 sound-making keychains:

Set of 14 sound-making keychains: - “COACH WHISTLE” electronic sound-making keychain, made of green plastic, late 20th century. Push button on the front and metal ring. In good used condition, with no visible signs of damage. - “Totally Tubular!” sound-making keychain, late 20th century, yellow plastic with a metal ring. Slight signs of wear. - Red novelty sound-making keychain with a push button, bearing the inscription “Gnarly Dude!”, late 20th century. Shows signs of use, with slight wear. - Humorous electronic sound-making keychain, black rectangular case with perforated grille and front button, featuring stylized lettering. Late 20th century. Shows signs of use. - “Voice Memo” voice recorder keychain, model KT-103, late 20th century. Black case with built-in microphone, blue PLAY and REC buttons, and keychain ring. - “The Abuser” electronic sound-making keychain, late 20th century, black case with four red buttons and a metal ring. Signs of wear. - BigMouth Inc. “Pocket Disgusting Sounds” electronic keychain, with six buttons, 2000s. Green and blue plastic. Slight wear. - Novelty electronic sound keychain, oval-shaped, black and translucent red, late 20th century. - Round sound keychain with a white front, novelty gadget from the late 20th century. Brand and model number not visible. Shows signs of use. - Black round electronic sound-making keychain, with a perforated grille on the front and a metal ring, late 20th century. No visible brand or model number. - Black flip-style electronic sound-making novelty keychain, with a circular speaker grille and controls on the front. Late 20th century. Damage, see photos. - Voicer talking clock keychain with LCD display, featuring alarm and chime functions. Late 20th century. Signs of wear and a yellowed ivory band, see photos. - Red novelty keychain with solar panel, inscribed “PRESS FOR LIGHT” and “SOLAR FOR MUSIC.” Panel is marked and worn; see photos. Date of manufacture unknown. - Red electronic sound keychain, teardrop-shaped, with an acoustic grille and a metal chain. Late 20th century. No visible markings. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.