A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "H" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "The Roland Park Homeland Company", and on the reverse "One Fare Homeland-Guilford". This transit token was from the north Baltimore region that includes the neighborhoods of Mt. Washington, Homeland, Guilford, Roland Park, Tuscany-Canterbury, Oakenshawe and Charles Village.

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "W" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Capital Transit Co.", and on the reverse "One Fare In The Dist. of Col./ 3". This transit token was from Washington, D.C.

This wood strip has is sheathed in a slightly abrasive metal sleeve for the honing and sharpening of razors. The black cardboard case has a white label that reads in black "E.M. Pomeroy's Patent Metallic Hone and Elastic Razor Strap..." with instructions for care and use of the strop.

This metal strip has a slightly abrasive surface for the honing and sharpening of razors and has a black wood handle. The red cardboard case has a black label that reads in gold "Flexible Razor Strop./ Patented April 28, 1889./ Manufactured by J.R. Torrey & Co., Worcester, Mass./ The Elasticity of this Strop is obtained by a highly tempered Steel Plate, running through its center....".

This dark red cardboard case holds a folding razor. The case is stamped in gold "The Pathfinder/ Hollow Ground Razor/ Price $3.00 each". Inside is a folding metal razor with a black plastic or Bakelite handle.

This beige plastic dispenser once held razor blades and is embossed "Gillette/ 10 Blue Blades/ Dispenser".

This ceramic cosmetic jar has a black central print of Independence Hall in Phildelphia with people walking in the street and the words "Worsley's Saponaceous Shaving Compound/ Philadelphia."

This tiny white box is shaped and opens like a book. The front cover is gray and the sides finely striped to represent pages. The cover reads "American Edition/ Jefferson/ Life Sketches/ Andrew J. Hope/ New York/ 1896". Inside once held a tablet of chocolate and still holds a folded paper insert, attached to the side, that has a brief biography and anecdotes about the famous American on the cover. The reverse reads "Hope Fine Chocolates/ Fifty Cents a Pound/ delivered free in U.S./ only store/ 41 Nassau St./ New York City". One of a set of six- 2002.1.2409 through 2002.1.2414

This tiny white box is shaped and opens like a book. The front cover is faded orange and the sides finely striped to represent pages. The cover reads "American Edition/ Lincoln/ Life Sketches/ Andrew J. Hope/ New York/ 1896". Inside once held a tablet of chocolate and still holds a folded paper insert, attached to the side, that has a brief biography and anecdotes about the famous American on the cover. The reverse reads "Hope Fine Chocolates/ Fifty Cents a Pound/ delivered free in U.S./ only store/ 41 Nassau St./ New York City". One of a set of six- 2002.1.2409 through 2002.1.2414

This tiny white box is shaped and opens like a book. The front cover is faded red and the sides finely striped to represent pages. The cover reads "American Edition/ Washington/ Life Sketches/ Andrew J. Hope/ New York/ 1896". Inside once held a tablet of chocolate and still holds a folded paper insert, attached to the side, that has a brief biography and anecdotes about the famous American on the cover. The reverse reads "Hope Fine Chocolates/ Fifty Cents a Pound/ delivered free in U.S./ only store/ 41 Nassau St./ New York City". One of a set of six- 2002.1.2409 through 2002.1.2414