A pair of black one-size fits all knit gloves, one with a blue bottle of Absolut printed on it, both read "DKNY", for Donna Karan, the maker of the gloves. See also 2002.1.1993 for Absolut gloves still in original package.

A blue envelope printed on the front with a snowy landscape with falling snowflakes and in the center, an Absolut Vodka bottle drawn to resemble a thermometer. It reads on the front "Absolut Warmth" and on the reverse "Wishing you a Warm and Wonderful Holiday Season". Inside is a pair of black one-size fits all knit gloves, one with a red bottle of Absolut printed on it, both read "DKNY", for Donna Karan, the maker of the gloves. See 2002.1.1994 for blue printed Absolut gloves.

A translucent white plastic cup printed on both sides in red "Miller/ High Life".

A paper wall calendar for the year 1942 with a tear-off page for each month mounted on a cardboard page for hanging. The card above the calendar has a red background printed in black and white "Rheingold/ Extra Dry/ Lager Beer- Not Sweet/ Brewed by Leibmann Breweries/ Brewers For over 100 Years/ Est. 1837-In New York 1855".

A paper wall calendar marked "Calendar For 1938/ Season's Greetings/ Leibmann Breweries, Inc." with a tear-off page for each month mounted on a cardboard page for hanging. The card has a black and white print of a nineteenth century city street entitled "Broadway, New York, 1837/ The Year The Leibmann Family Began Brewing" above the words "Rheingold/ Beer and Ale".

A framed picture reverse painted on glass with the silhouettes in black on beige of a man and woman in fancy dress dining at a table with two windows behind them. The windows are unpainted and one exposes a seaside scene and the other a glass alcohol thermometer. Above the seaside scene in black on gold "MElrose 5- 2912 Lic. No. L1106/ Morton's Liquor Center, Inc./ 649 Elton Ave." A small paper calendar for December 1939 hangs from the bottom of the black frame.

A green cardboard and paper desk calendar for the year 1948 with an easel back and embossed flourishes framing the tear-off pages for each month. Above the calendar section, stamped in gold, "Finn's/ Retail Liquor Shop/ 64 West 9th Street/ GRam 7-7092/ GRam 5-8749/ 'Deliveries in a Jiffy'/ Daniel E. Finn Jr., Prop. L1861".

A white napkin with a print of a turkey standing on one side in dark orange and brown that reads "Wild Turkey/ 8 Years Old/ 101 Proof". On the reverse, a turkey in flight and the words "Wild Turkey Liqueur/ America's First Premium Liqueur."

A booklet of several dozen entry blanks for a contest for a vacation in Scotland sponsored by Grant Scotch Whisky printed in brown with a little picture of a Grant's Whisky bottle in the right bottom corner of each page. It reads, in part, "Grant's Royal Scottish Vacation Entry Blank/ To win a Grant's 8 Royal Vacation at Grantully Castles, Perthshire, Scotland for a week, answer the following questions and mail..." with simple questions and lines for filling in name and address. The reverse has contest rules and dates.

A natural beige oval pressed cardboard coaster with a thin red border printed in black with a small image of a man in a suit flying through a yellow hoop. It reads in red and black block letters "Zip City/ Brewing Co." On the reverse, the tiny man again and the address "3 West 18th Street, New York, N.Y."