A white pencil printed in black with a zebra striped car with a lion sitting on the roof next to the words "Warner Bros./ Jungle Habitat/ West Milford, New Jersy/ go on safari...for a day". Jungle Habitat was a drive through zoo that experienced much controversy in its brief four year existence from accusations of animal mistreatment, many reported animal escapes into local New Jersey neighborhoods and the constant risk of injury to visitors who failed to stay in their cars and keep their windows closed.

An off-white cardboard sign with a paper calendar for the year 1898 with a tear-off page for each month mounted in the lower center surrounded by reproductions of printed advertising and product labels from many diverse manufacturers with the words "Steel Engraved Labels/ These Labels Are Postively Fast Black And Will Not Fall Apart./ Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts Of All Kinds, Boys And/ Ladies Shirt Waists, Etc./ Samples and Estimates Given/ It is the only label worthy of merit.../ 208 Greene St., (Near W. 3rd. St.,)/ J.L.& M Jacobs, New York."

A dark bronze medallion with an embossed portrait on one side of a man witha mushtache encircled by the words "American India Ink/ Chas. M. Higgins/ Inventor". On the reverse is an eagle on top of an ink bottle flanked by an oil lamp marked "A Solution of Carbon" and a lion marked "Quick and Sure To Catch", all above the words "Fiftieth Anniversary/ 1880-1930". Encircling the images on the back "Higgins Ink and Adhesives/ Chas. M. Higgins & Co., Inc."

A dark gold colored circular metal plaque with a central portrait of William Shakespeare with a high collar and puffy sleeves encircled by the words "MCMXXVII Federal Advertising Agency, Inc./ 'Ideas Are The Coinage of Brains' Shakespeare".

A dark gold colored circular metal plaque with a central portrait of William Shakespeare with a high collar and puffy sleeves encircled by the words "MCMXXVII Federal Advertising Agency, Inc./ 'Ideas Are The Coinage of Brains' Shakespeare".

A computer data compact disk, in its original plastic case with a gray paper insert that reads on the front "The Museum Of Modern Art". Inside is a CD-ROM disk with a purple label that reads in yellow "Illustrated Book/ from the Collection of/ The Museum of Modern Art, New York", with instructions for the use of the database.

A three-dimensional greeting card, printed on the front with a tiny orange square pattern and "3-D Cards/ Pop Shots/ PS-147 Birthday Tea Party". When opened this card produces a paper cut-out diorama scene of the Mad Hatter's Tea Party from Lewis Carroll's "Alices Adventures In Wonderland" or "Through The Looking Glass", including the characters Alice, the Queen, the Doormouse, the Mad Hatter, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, and the Cheshire Cat.

An aluminum ring inset with a U.S. copper penny for the year 1947 in the center. The rim reads on one side "Good Luck", followed by symbols of fortune. On the reverse rim "Doubleday Books Records".

A gold colored metal coin, embossed on the one with an eagle on a horseshoe with shamrocks below the words "I Am A Loyal Member Of The/ Don't Worry Club/Lucky Talisman", and on the reverse "T.F.M. Moore/ & Partner/ Novelty Advertising/ Chicago" inside a laurel wreath.

Silver-colored metal token embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration and on one side "New York City Transit System/ B.M.T. Div./ Transfer Token"; and on the reverse "Issued In Exchange For Transfer". This token was from the Brooklyn-Manahattan Transit Corp. and represented the connection between that system and the New York Transit System.