A rusted metal button hook with an oval loop at the handle end embossed "Newark Shoe Saves A Dollar."

A gray metal button hook with a peanut shaped loop at the handle end embossed "J. Glassberg,/ Short Vamp Shoes/ 225 W. 42nd St. New York".

A gray metal button hook with a peanut shaped loop at the handle end embossed "Endicott Johnson,/Good Shoes."

A rusted metal button hook with a tear-drop shaped loop at the handle end embossed "H. A. Martin,/ Saratoga, New York".

A silver colored metal shoe horn with a folding button hook at the handle end engraved "J.& J. Slater/ New York".

A silver colored metal shoe horn engraved "The Coward Shoe".

A metal glass cutter with a black wood handle, five variously spaced metal teeth for breaking the pane and and a block of metal on the end that rocks back and forth and has a diamond tip mounted on the end. The metal toothed part is engraved "Shoemaker/ Philadelphia", and the end block "Extra".

A black sample of rain boot rubber made to look like part of the sole of a shoe. It is debossed with tiny raindrops and the word "Rainettes" repeated horizontally across the sample.

A small metal whistle with a figure if a man in a green jerkin, red tights and a green peaked hat with a bow and arrow on a yellow background and in black the words "Robin Hood Shoes/ For Boys and Girls".

White silk kerchief printed in red, black and rust with sixteen different pairs of women's shoes, including high button shoes, lace up boots and pumps surrounded by a border of numbers and letters indicating shoe sizes such as "6D 4B 7A". Signed "Brooke Cadwallader".