A sign chromolithographed on tin with a molded tin frame with a scene of the inside of a domed, very ornately decorated bank with a marble floors and staircase, dark mahogany tellers' booths and white globe lamps. It is labeled on the frame "The National Park Bank/ Of New York". Formerly F-30.

A sign reverse painted on glass. A dark teal border surrounds a black central frame with white trim. The sign reads in gold with applied foil "All Goods Given For Premium Stamps". Formerly F-31.

A sign chromolithographed on cardboard in a broad, ornately carved gilt frame. The scene is of an elderly man sitting at a table with an elderly woman standing by in a house with an open hearth. They are listening to brown wooden cylinder phonograph marked "Edison" with a black and gold horn looking completely amazed. The caption simply reads "The Phonograph". Formerly F-32.

A sign chromolithographed on tin with a molded tin frame with a scene of a young girl with a red cape walking to school with a St. Bernard dog carrying her book bag while her mother stands by a white fence in the background. It reads "To School Well Fed On/ Grape-Nuts/ 'There's a Reason' ". Formerly F-34.

A trade sign reverse painted in green with a central black oval frame bordered in white. Inside the frame, a white horse with a gold rider rears over a golden beer barrel set on a gold and brown stone marked "Strength and Purity". The barrel reads in black "Bernheimer & Schwartz/ Pilsener Brew Co./ 127th to 129th St./ & Amsterdam Ave./ New York", and below the rider, in gold "Ales and Porter". Mounted in a broad brown wood frame. Formerly F-33.

A cardboard mounted display of a collection of 42 military patches, badges of honor and divisional badges from World War I. It is printed in black "Badges of Honor/ Division Badges/ These marks were used when troops went into action. At that time they were stripped of all other Insignia so the enemy would not be able to identify them./ If you can't wear a Divisional Badge, wear a Victory Liberty Loan Button." The badges include the "92nd Div. 'Red Hand' Division Negro Troops"; the "42nd Div. 'Rainbow' Division Guard Troops", and the "24th Div. 'Lincoln Division' Troops" among many others. Formerly F-37.

This small pale yellow tin has fine horizontal orange stripes and held tooth powder. It reads in blue "Pepsodent/ Tooth Powder/ Contains Irium/ Lever Bros. Chicago".

A silver colored metal crown-top bottle cap lined with paper. The cap is white with a broad black border that reads in white "Farmer's Creamery Co./ Fredericksburg, VA.". Inside the border in black "GrAde Milk /Pasteurized" with the "A" in "Grade" indicating grade A milk.

A light gold colored metal crown-top bottle cap lined with cork. The cap is orange with a dark blue circle in the center and in silver and red, the words "Hires R-J Root Beer/ With Real Root Juices".

A light gold colored metal crown-top bottle cap lined with cork. The cap is white with a red border and in red script the words "Coca-Cola".