A pair of wood chopsticks in a white paper sleeve printed with Asian characters and "Miyako Restaurant/ 20 West 56th St., N.Y. City/ Phone Columbus 5-3177".

A metal and plastic toy spinning top with a red wood axle. It is printed with a blue and white checkerboard patterned border around a checked box printed in red "Checkers/ 5ct.", and this poem "Happy little spinning top,/ Round the table creeping,/ Spin away until you drop/ Then I'll know you're/ sleeping". Patented 1991. Probably from the Checkers Bar and Grills.

This green plastic swizzle stick has a knob on one end as a handle and a spoon on the other for stirring a cocktail. The shaft reads "Longchamps".

A square red pinback button printed with a central image of soldiers in body armor above the words "Small Soldiers", a 1998 animated film about action figure toys that come to life.

A dull silver colored metal coin or pendant embossed on one side with a very raised relief portrait of a man encircled by the name "Robert Raikes". On the reverse "Sunday School Of/ St. Thomas Church/ New York/Instituted. A.D. 1827". Robert Raikes (1735-1811) was a British newspaper editor traditionally credited as pioneering Sunday Schools in the 1780s although teaching Bible reading and basic skills on a Sunday was an established activity in a number of eighteenth century Puritan and evangelical congregations. Raikes started his first school for the children of chimney sweeps in Sooty Alley, Gloucester (opposite the city prison) in 1780. Convinced "vice could be better prevented than cured," after visiting in the slum section of the city, he was distressed with the corruption of children. Heconceived of a school to be taught on the best available time - Sunday. They decided to use the available manpower - laymen. The curriculum would be the Bible and they aimed at reaching the children of the street, not just the children of church members. Pierced at the top for hanging.

A dull silver colored metal coin or pendant embossed on one side with a portrait of a Catholic bishop encircled by "Golden Jubilee/ 1840-1890/ Right Rev. John Loughlin/ Bishop Of Brooklyn", and on the reverse, "Fiftieth Anniversary Of The Ordination To The Priesthood Of Bishop Loughlin/ Oct. 17-20/ 1890". Pierced at the top for hanging.

A gold colored metal coin or pendant embossed on one side with a detailed image of a church, and on the reverse, "Souvenir Of The New Mother/ A.M.E./ Zoin Church/ New York 1796-1923". With a loop at the top for hanging.

A bright gold colored metal coin or token embossed on one side with a detailed image of a cathedral with two towering spires, and on the reverse, an eagle below a Bishops hat over a banner the reads "Souvenir Of Pilgrimage" encircled by "The Cathedral Of St. John The Divine/ New York".

A bright gold colored metal coin or token embossed on one side with a detailed image of a cathedral with two towering spires, and on the reverse, an eagle below a Bishops hat over a banner the reads "Souvenir Of Pilgrimage" encircled by "The Cathedral Of St. John The Divine/ New York".

A dark copper colored coin or token embossed on one side with a heart-shaped wreath around a young child encircled by the words "Hebrew Kindergarten Infants Home/ 35 & 37 Montgomery St., N.Y.C./Central and Plainview Aves., Far Rockaway" On the reverse, another heart-shaped wreath around the words "Have A Heart/ Help The Orphans/ And God Will Help You/ Good Luck Coin".