Square cotton stitched "marking" or "alphabet" sampler stitched in brown and green cotton thread; horizontal rows of five alphabets (one stitched in eyelet stitch) numbers, diamond design of queen's stitch and signed with date "1821" and name and age, "Lucy Cole's Work Aged 12 Years"; horizontal rows separated by straightline rows of cross-stitching and bordered a simple sawtooth cross-stitch pattern; stitches include cross, eyelet, and queen's.

Cotton printed handkerchief with four groups of flowers printed in yellow, brown, white, and fuchsia ink on an aqua ground, with four semi-circles around each in fuchsia, white and yellow; fuchsia and brown border.

Burlap lambrequin trimmed with black velvet at the top edge and near the fringed bottom edge, the sides are hemmed; a row of diamond pattern runs across the center embroidered with wool in satin stitch interspersed with wool felt appliquéd flowers, the velvet strips are embroidered with herringbone and feather stitches in a geometric pattern.

Homespun linen bedcover with whimsical, multi-colored, crewel embroidered sprays of flowers arranged in six rows from top to bottom.

Cyanotype print on fabric with an image of a soldier firing a gun, surrounded by photograms of leaves, ferns, and plants; blue on a white ground.

Copperplate-printed cotton kerchief with three vignettes in oval medallions of the famous match race at the Union Race course, after the repeal of the ban on horse racing in 1820, between the horses Eclipse and Sir Henry; printed in turkey red on white ground; decorative floral background and decorative floral border.

Black, blue, orange and ochre nylon banner in the "harlequin-scallop" design; blue nylon panel on the upper half with black triangles across the top, and a thin, orange, scalloped line dividing it from the lower ochre panel; "ROCKEFELLER CENTER" and the Rockefeller Center logo (C-shape with four stripes through the center, with center stripes longer than the outer) in black nylon sewn to the lower panel; four semi-circular wind holes cut into the center of the banner; two metal grommets through the two hoist ends; manufacturer's label sewn to the upper right corner of the reverse.

Wool flag of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration of 1909; orange, white and blue striped; red "HF" surrounded by a green laurel wreath printed in the center; white cotton hoist with metal grommets at each end.

Wool Regimental flag of the 2nd Brigade, First Division A.E.F.; blue wool swallow-tailed flag with cotton numbers "1" over "2" on both sides.

Silk printed miniture U.S. flag with thirty-seven stars in a great star pattern with a star in each corner in the canton; thirteen red and white stripes; nailed to a wooden flagstaff.