A souvenir plate in a fitted, cloth lined framed behind glass. This plate has a bas-relief of the Brooklyn Bridge on a greenish-brown background with the caption "Brooklyn Br. From North", and is engraved with a lion and shield crest near the top below the words "Ehrich Brothers/ Sixth Avenue/ New York".

A souvenir plate in a fitted, cloth lined framed behind glass. This plate has a multicolored lithographic print in the center of George Washington and another colonial leader receiving the Stars and Stripes American flag from Betsy Ross, encircled by a gold geometric border. It is printed in gold near the bottom front "Souvenir Of/ B. & W. Bernstein/ 36 and 38 So. Pearl St./ Furniture & Cloaks".

A gray colored metal tobacco box with printed on the front and back in gold on blue "Sensation Smoking Tobacco", and on the lid "Sensation Cut Plug/ More Popular Every Day". The sides read " Sensation Cut Plug/ P. Lorillard Co." A wire and wood handle attaches to the lid for carrying.

A silver colored metal tobacco box with very raised embossing of oak trees, leaves and acorns highlighted in red around a central frame on the front and back that reads "Twin Oaks/ Mixture" with a red background. Inside the lid is a build in humidor with a slot for refreshing the source of moisture.

A dark blue tobacco tin printed in gold on the front and back with a geometric border around the words "Mayo's Cut Plug/ For Smoking and Chewing/ Mayo's Tobacco/ Is Always Good." The top and sides read "Mayo's Cut Plug", a wire handle on the lid folds down for storage and a clip latches the top closed.

A fancy tea canister with a flaring bottom and long thin handles on each side. One side has a print of a woman in a yellow dress wearing a green hat with a large pink plume. On the reverse is a woman in a green dress with a yellow hat. The bottom has a crest with a lion, unicorn and crowned shield and reads in black on a tin label "Ridgways/ 5 o'clock Tea/ Chief Depot/ King William St./ London, England/ U.S.A. Offices/ San Francisco/ Los Angeles".

A gray metal canister with domed shoulders and a small round lid that probably once held tea or coffee.

A green tin tea can with a small metal cap. The front reads in blackish gold stencilled paint "Tea/ From/ AM&CM Clements". On the reverse is a paper label that reads in part, "Consumer:.../ We Claim For Our Canister Teas/ that they are cheaper and better than those sold in bulk.../ Always Full Weight...".

A pink, silver and blue coffee can with a wood knob on the lid. The can has silver and blue patterned border the words "Coffee/ Mocha & Java Flavor./ Boston Roasted" in blue with silver borders and flourishes. The reverse has an image of a five-story building marked "Coffee And Sprice Dealers" on a city street with horse-drawn wagons.

A store display and ink stand with a frame for holding paper or cards, two barrels drilled with holes for ink wells, and pen holder supports in front of the barrels. Embossed with monograms, leaf and floral patterns and product information on the front "Minett & Company/ Varnish Makers/ Coach & Car Varnishes/ Baking Japans/ Blk Rub/ Offices 60 Pearl St. N.Y./ 16 N. 12St. Phi'a/ Pat'd May 10th 1881", on the sides "Japanners/ Varnishes/ House Painters Varnishes", "Piano Forte Varnishes/ Cabinet Makers Varnishes". The rear has a hinged door for filling the ink wells.