A metal device with a red leather folding pad and a adjustment bar that turns to expand the device wider. The unit also expands in length and unfolds to exposed the pad. Function unknown, probably a craftsman's tool. With remnants of a cardboard box.

A light blue box printed in white and black with a portrait of a woman in colonial dress holding a Bible next to the words "Puritan/ Brass Rustproof/ Dressmakers' Pins", and on the side, "1/2 LB. Puritan No. 16/ Dressmakers' Pins". Still full of pins.

A black cloth covered wood box lined with red padded fabric containing one Hohner chromatic harmonica. The top of the box reads in white " 'Chromonica' (Chromatic Harmonica)/ The First and Only Harmonica/ Providing Sharps and Flats/ M. Hohner/ Made in Germany". The harmonica is engraved "The "Chromonica" (Chromatic Harmonica) Made By M. Hohner Germany" and on the reverse with the trade mark and several reproductions of award medals. The harmonica has ten holes and a lever on the side for producing sharp and flat notes. The chromatic harmonica was introduced in 1910 as the alternative to diatonic harmonicas. The chromatic harmonica allowed for a full chromatic scale through the use of a spring mechanism. The spring was attached to a slide which covered the diatonic set of reeds and exposed the chromatic reeds when pressed with the index finger. The external spring design shown on this harmonica was changed in 1930 to an internal spring. A label on th bottom of the box refers to an award received in 1915 at the San Francisco Exposition narrowing the production date of this item.

A faded red plastic pen and notepad stand printed on the front in white "Seagram's/ Seven 7 Crown/ Blended Whiskey 86 Proof/ 65% Grain Neutral Spirits/ Seagram Distillers Co., N.Y." There are spaces for four pens or pencils and a slot for a notepad.

This metal disk is embossed with a steer's head surrounded by the words "St. Louis Beef Canning Co." See also 2002.1.285, 2002.1.926

A tiny bright green felt hat with an ivory colored ribbon for a hatband. Inside the hat is a yellow label printed in black "Lee/ Water Bloc". This was probably a sample for demonstrating a water resistance (waterproofing) chemical treatment.

Four discolored white cardboard tags with blue borders and metal grommets at the top strung with red ribbons. These tags have an applied black felt hat on the front surrounded by the words in red and blue "Knox Supreme Hats/ 1935/ Boy Scouts of America/ Mid-Fairfield Headquarters/ August 21-30/ Norwalk/ Conn.". On the reverse is an elaborate crest with a shield a flanked by eagles in blue above "Knox/ New York".

Two discolored white cardboard tags with blue borders and metal grommets at the top strung with red ribbons. These tags have an applied black felt hat on the front surrounded by the words in red and blue "Dobbs Deluxe Hats/ 1935/ Boy Scouts of America/ Mid-Fairfield Headquarters/ August 21-30/ Norwalk/ Conn.". On the reverse in a blue frame "Dobbs/ Fifth Avenue/ New York/ New York's Leading Hatters".

A greenish brown leather trifold wallet or case for tickets or other travel documents. The inside is stamped in gold with a mountain goat encircled by the words "Great Northern" above "Route of the New/ Oriental Limited".

A bright yellow waxed paper drinking cup printed on the front and back in red with a very sleek, modern, electric train engine and the words "Streamliner/ City of Las Vegas". Made for the Union Pacific Railroad's special Las Vegas express train by Dixie cup "Special for Alcoholic Beverages".