A rectangular metal tip or ash tray with a dark green rim with a red and orange border around a central image of a blond woman in a red coat and floor-length skirt and the caption "A Whisky and a small 'Polly' ". It reads in red "Apollinaris/ 'The Queen Of Table Waters' ".

A rectangular metal tip or ash tray with a scalloped edge printed with a geometric border in red and blue around a central image of a red and blue buck board wagon. It reads in black "The Bettendorf/ Steel Gear Wagon/ Manufactured By Bettendorf Axle". Bettendorf Axle Co. was listed in Davenport, Iowa in a 1905 directory.

This cardboard box is covered in dark red textured paper on the sides and has a black top label with a gold border that reads in gold "Clark's Pure Dye/ Silk Twist/ For Hand Or Machine Use/ Patented April 5th 1864./ The adulteration of Sewing Silk in the Process of Coloring/ increases the [illegible] of thread but adds nothing to its strength".

This aluminum metal paperweight or medallion is still in its original white and dark yellow presentation box with a built in black plastic display pedestal. The box is marked "1897/1947" and the medallion has a deeply raised relief of a hand holding a leaf on one side and the words "Fifty Years Of Creative Development/ 1897-1947". On the reverse is a cosmic swirl with a ringed planet circled by four smaller bodies and the word "Dow" for the Dow Chemical Company.

This copper colored metal paperweight is a horse figurine with a saddle and fancy stirrups and a silver foil label marked "Hudson River Day Line", with a tiny image of the ship. In a beige cardboard gift box.

This oval clear glass paperweight has a printed paper applied to the bottom with a color portrait of George Washington surrounded by the words "Smoke Conqueror/ Seidenberg & Co's. Key West/ Havana Cigars".

This rectangular clear glass paperweight has a painted bottom that shows a amusement pier boardwalk with a pavillion with three great colored wheels on the front in red, white and blue with silver hubs. It reads in gold on banners across the pavillion "Luna Park/ Coney Island, N.Y.".

This rectangular clear glass paperweight has a painted bottom that has two central prints in green and brown: one of fruit orchards, and another of people working on the edge of a wooded lake. Above the prints a white banner reads in black "Olivit Brothers"; below in gold on black "Produce Commission Merchants./ Domestic Fruits & C./ 335 Washington St. New-York".

A rectangular clear glass paperweight with a white glass bottom that reads through the glass: Ferratin, Lactophenin/ Iron Tonic and Food. Antipyretic, Sedative, etc.//Works of C.F.Boehringer & Soehne, Mannheim, Germany./ Largest Makers in the World of Quinine and Cocaine./ New York Office/ & Cedar Street. With a central picture of a large factory complex. See identical- 2002.1.130, 2002.1.2320

This black cardboard frame holds a mirror and advertises safety goggles. The mirrored side is printed in gold "What You See/ Always Wear Your Willson Goggles/ Willson Products, Inc./ Reading, PA." The reverse is black and blank in place of the mirror and reads "What A Blind Man Sees/ Always Wear Your Willson Goggles".