Lewis & Clark Expedition Commemorative Pins on Display Card

This item consists of two commemorative pins, presented on an informational display card. The pins appear to be made of base metal with enamel or epoxy coatings. Each pin is circular, featuring a raised, bust-style portrait of one of the explorers, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, rendered in a gold-tone finish. Surrounding each portrait is a dark blue or black-colored ring, bordered by a silver-tone metallic edge. The ring on the Lewis pin is inscribed "MERIWETHER LEWIS LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION," while the Clark pin reads "WILLIAM CLARK LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION." The pins exhibit a classic design aesthetic, likely dating to the late 20th or early 21st century, possibly produced around the bicentennial of the Lewis & Clark Expedition (1803-1806). The display card is made of a rough, light brown paper, designed to evoke an aged or historical document feel, with intentionally crinkled edges and a slight yellowed patina. The card features the title "ALONG THE TRAIL LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION 1803-1806" at the top, along with a stylized graphic of two crossed American flags or banners and a brief historical narrative about the Louisiana Purchase and the expedition. The overall condition of the paper card shows significant wear, including creasing, folds, and some discoloration consistent with age and handling. The pins themselves appear to be in good condition, with no obvious chips or cracks in the enamel, though a closer inspection would be required to confirm this. The set is intended as a historical souvenir or educational item.