Rayon printed kerchief with famous naval quotations printed all over the center in white on a ground split into two triangles of red and blue; border of naval flags printed in red white and blue.

Silk printed kerchief of the Midwestern United States, showing the prominent cities, landmarks, industries and state flowers; printed in red, blue, yellow, and black on a white ground; blue border.

Blue felt triangular pennant printed with the Trylon and Perisphere in yellow and orange along the hoist; inscribed, "DAWN OF A NEW DAY/ 1939/ NEW YORK/ WORLD'S FAIR;" yellow hoist and yellow ties.

Printed silk kerchief commemorating the Tercentenary of Newport, Rhode Island; anchor in a medallion in the center with a border of landmark buildings; printed in green, grey, and navy on a white ground.

Silk hand sewn U.S. flag with thirty-three white stars on the blue canton; thirteen red and white stripes; white hoist; wooden flagstaff with an iron ball and spearhead finial .

White cotton stuffed quilt with flower, leaf, and feather design on stipple-quilted ground; central motif of vase with flowers in feathered oval frame, with "MAS / 1815" embroidered below vase.

Metal acorn finial with a screw attatched it its base.

Rayon printed kerchief with insignia of th U.S. Army on a field of stars, surrounded by Army soldiers in different dress representing divisions and ranks; border of stars and division insignia; U.S.A. armorials in the four corners; printed in navy, red, olive-drab, and salmon on a white ground.

Rayon printed kerchief with army insignia representing rank, unit, and company in the center; red border with yellow medallions showing divisions; printed in red, yellow, blue, and black on a white ground.

Silk lithographed campaign kerchief with an image of a smoking cannon and an American flag with 30 stars; inscription above and below; red wavy striped border with blue cantons with 13 stars in the corners; printed in red, blue and sepia on a white ground. The kerchief is full loom-width with selvedges at the right and left sides; the upper and lower edges are turned and hand-stitched. A series of very small holes near the selvedge at the lower left suggest that a fabric or paper may have been stitched to the silk at some time but these holes are not visible along any other edge.