An aluminum medallion embossed on one side with a sleek stylized image of a blunt-nosed 1930's train engine below the words "New Haven Railroad". On the reverse, a cornucopia bursting with fruit crossed by the words "Compliments Of The/ Dining Service".

An aluminum medallion embossed on one side with a cylinder-shaped train engine surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ Serves All the West/ 1940 Lucky Piece/ Road of the Challengers". On the reverse, sleek stylized image of a blunt-nosed 1930's train engine surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ Road of the Streamliners/ Aluminum In These/ Famous Trains/ Furnished by Aluminum Comapny of America". For four similar 1934 medallions, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147.

An aluminum medallion embossed with a sleek stylized image of a 1930's train engine on one side surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ 1934/ Lucky Piece". On the reverse "A Sample/ Of The Aluminum/ In The New/ Union Pacific Train/ Built By/ Pullman Car & Mfg. Corp./ ALCOA/ Aluminum Co./ Of America", with the Alcoa company shield. One of four identical, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147 and for a 1940 issue, 2002.1.3148.

An aluminum medallion embossed with a sleek stylized image of a 1930's train engine on one side surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ 1934/ Lucky Piece". On the reverse "A Sample/ Of The Aluminum/ In The New/ Union Pacific Train/ Built By/ Pullman Car & Mfg. Corp./ ALCOA/ Aluminum Co./ Of America", with the Alcoa company shield. One of four identical, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147 and for a 1940 issue, 2002.1.3148.

An aluminum medallion embossed with a sleek stylized image of a 1930's train engine on one side surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ 1934/ Lucky Piece". On the reverse "A Sample/ Of The Aluminum/ In The New/ Union Pacific Train/ Built By/ Pullman Car & Mfg. Corp./ ALCOA/ Aluminum Co./ Of America", with the Alcoa company shield. One of four identical, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147 and for a 1940 issue, 2002.1.3148.

An aluminum medallion embossed with a sleek stylized image of a 1930's train engine on one side surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ 1934/ Lucky Piece". On the reverse "A Sample/ Of The Aluminum/ In The New/ Union Pacific Train/ Built By/ Pullman Car & Mfg. Corp./ ALCOA/ Aluminum Co./ Of America", with the Alcoa company shield. One of four identical, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147 and for a 1940 issue, 2002.1.3148.

A tiny gold colored metal token pierced with a diamond-shaped hole near the top edge. One side is patterned with off center diamond stripes with a relief of a subway platform below the words "NYC Subway/ 1904-1979/ People Moving People". On the reverse, the same pattern with a side view of subway car above the words "Diamond Jubilee/ Seventy Fifth Anniversary/ NYC Subway/ 1904-1979". This token was valid and used along with the standard token of that era.

A bronze medallion with a raised relief on one side of Mercury in his winged helmet carrying the caduceus and escorting a woman carrying a wreath toward a train car entering a tunnel. On the reverse, a seal incorporating a shield flanked by a Native American and a sailor above a banner the reads "Citizens Banque". Below is a plaque embossed "Commemorating/ The Signing Of The/ Contracts For The/ Dual Subway System Of/ Greater New York/ April 2, 1913".

A bronze medallion with a red, white and blue ribbon with a support bar attached to a post and loop top resembling a pocket watch. The front is embossed with a birds-eye-view image of Paris with a passenger balloon tethered over the city above the words "Panorama De Paris/ 1878". On the reverse "Souvenir/ De Mon Ascension/ Dans/ Le Grand Ballon Captif/ A Vapeur/ De Mr. Henry Giffard". This was reputedly the largest gas balloon ever built, a feature of the 1878 Paris World Fair, designed by Henry Giffard to take 52 passengers at a time above Paris. Each passenger was given a souvenir medal, this being an example. The medal was designed by C. Trottin with 6 variations produced (all with slight differences).

An aluminum sewing thimble with a rolled edge that advertises furnaces. Embossed "Holland Furnaces/Make Warm Friends", on a partially worn off red painted background. One of three thimbles from furnace makers, 2002.1.3045 through 2002.1.3047. See also file 2002.1.2978 for the 72 thimble display case and files for all individual thimbles- 2002.1.2979 through 2002.1.3058.