A metal handle, with a white ceramic central disk attached to a rotating handle embossed with flourishes, diamonds and circles with a white ceramic knob for gripping. A tiny bicycle link chain hanging from the back indicates that this was probably an elevator operator's handle.

A pressed paper fiber container shaped and decorated to resemble the character Planters "Mister Peanut", with a beige peanut body with black painted legs, cane, monocle, and black top hat with a hatband marked in white "Mister Peanut". The top hat pulls off to expose a container for peanuts.

A wood slat set with a clear glass jar attached to a metal coffee grinding mill. The glass is embossed "Crystal", and beans are placed into the jar, the wood knobbed handle is turned and ground coffee falls into a container that can be placed onto a stand under the grinder. This wall mounted coffee grinder is also embossed on the black painted metal movement "Arcade/ Crystal".

A wood box set with a metal coffee grinding mill on the top and a small drawer for collecting the ground coffee at the bottom front. Beans are placed into the grinder through a sliding hatch on the top, the handle is turned and ground coffee collects in the drawer. A plate on the front is embossed "Mouvement Acier Forge/ Dalto". This is a counter-top coffee mill.

A metal oil or kersene lantern and store display item with a pedestal that has two metal tubes, probably for holding cigars, around a plate that is embossed and highlighted with red and white paint "Valentine's/ Betsy Ross/ 5 c Cigar". Above the pedestal is a metal oil resevoir below a trapezoidal pierced tin shade that reads on all four sides "Betsy Ross/ 5 c/ Cigar".

A cast metal molding, an architectural relic probably from a New York City theater, with straight top edge, open work leafy flourishes and a scalloped lower edge, painted in red with "16 B 17", indicating row and seat numbers, possibly from a balcony, loge or box seating area.

Wall calendar celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty in New York City. The cover shows a cartoon of the Statue swinging on a swing between the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building. Other months show various amusing scenes including the Statue and King Kong dressed as tourists with camera and sunglasses in Times Square and the Statue singing in a jazz club with the Empire State playing piano and the Chrysler on bass.

A large white circular pretzel tin commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty in 1986, with a print of the Statue of Liberty on the front and photos, drawing and text explaining and illustrating the history of the Statue and New York City around the can. The can reads in part "The Statue of Liberty/ 1886 1986/ 100 Years in New York Harbor".

Two round black buttons made of composition or celluloid. The reverse reads "Goodyears/ N.R. Co.". Probably vintage World War I.

Four small gold colored metal military clothes buttons, the tops embossed with fine lines and an anchor flanked by the letters "U.S.N.R." The back is engraved "Fine Quality". Probably vintage World War I.