Hand sewn wool swallow-tailed Spanish banner, half-red and half-yellow; five cotton strings attached across the top.

Wool lithographed U.S. regimental flag of the 38th New York State Volunteers; thirty-four stars in the blue printed canton (wreath of fourteen stars around four stars set in a triangular pattern and sixteen stars in a rectangle along the edges of the canton); thirteen red and white stripes; blue cotton hoist with a leather cord strung through; "38th.. N.Y.S.V." painted in black across the center of the flag.

Wool ship flag; red ground with a central rectangular white field, blue cotton star in the center; white cotton hoist with metal grommets at each end.

Wool Spanish flag of Ft. Morro Castle, Cuba; two red stripes with a yellow stripe between; ball and cross crowned medallion with a yellow castle and a red crowned lion in the center of the yellow stripe; linen hoist with a bast cord strung through; wooden button tied to end of cord.

Silk mayor's flag; orange, white, and blue striped with the Astor or New York City seal in the center, medallion with the Astor shield, decorated with beavers and cider casks divided by windmill blades, in the center a Native American holding a bow to the left and a man dressed in colonial attire to the right, above an eagle surmounts a globe and below it is incribed, "1664" , and five blue stars above; white silk fringe trim around the three edges of the fly.

Silk signal flag of the 16th New York Volunteers; two stripes of white with a stripe of red between.

Horizontal rectangular needlework picture, worked in point stitch in various various colors of wool floss; depicts Leonardo di Vinci's fresco, "The Last Supper."

White linen napkin.

Cotton flag with a central printed blue stripe with fifty-four stars (three groups, two groups of fifteen stars with a group of twenty-four between); central stripe between two white and two red stripes; white cotton hoist with metal grommets at each end.

Green cotton pennant with the inscription, "UNION/ CLUB" sewn on in white cotton letters; a wooden pole is strung through the top with metal acorn finials at each end; a metal ring is attached at the center for hanging.