For the most part Lacis.
I got the Mary Frances second quality bird several years ago, and wasn't worried about the plating being off because I use it. I paid £15 for it, so it's not expensive.
I assembled the chatelaine myself, I didn't buy it. I have 10 tools on it, and could not find what I wanted so I went and assembled my own. I also didn't decide I wanted one one day and had it the next...it took the better part of a year to find all the tools and findings for it I could afford. All total, I spent about £100 on it.
Most of the chatelaine tools came from there. Because I wanted a working one I didn't go overboard. I got the fancier versions for myself, and I think the most I paid for the tools were $12 from there. The clasp was an old chatelaine base I got on Etsy the seller didn't know what it was, and has a pocket for a hankerchief. It was sold as a metal wall pocket...the back has a pin and belt clip and a part on the middle that I can tuck small things into. Right now I have a knock off Turnbridge needle book in the pocket. The antique tools were a cross of junk shops, ebay and flea markets. I bought the chains from China, and because I wanted to use the tools, have opening lobster clasps to do so.
The smaller one I got the dance card pencil on some website where you sell your things. With shipping it was under £5. The tape measure came from Bass pro shop. It was £5, but rang up wrong at the register so I wound up getting it for free. It really is meant to measure fish and looks like a fly fishing wheel in gold tone. Biggest problem is it only goes to 39". The pin cushion is just a small piece of silk I had made into a ball and attached to a fancy bead cap and beading to make it fancy, and added an old broken anklet chain to it to make it usable for me.
Amazon is the measuring tape. Only thing I think you can't really picture.