A peachy pink circular tin box with light blue designs around a raised central frame holding a color picture of the Empire State Building under a clear celluloid cover with the caption, "Empire State Building, World's Tallest/ New York City".

A small brown envelope printed on the front "For A Good Little Tiger/ From The Boss Tiger/ Dr. A.L. Boyce/ 104 Broad St./ New York City/ Phone: Bowling Green 9565". Inside is a celluoid pinback button with a snarling tiger's face encircled by the words "Boyce's Tigers", and a card that offers "Military Drill For Women./ The Boss Tiger has opened, for women who also fear the Hun, his Elementary Classes for Military Drill and Study for Civilians, at the 69th Regiment Armory, 26th St. and Lexington Ave., New York City, under the same regulations as for men-viz- Classes are open to any man or woman who can walk, who is over 14 years old and who takes the weekly bath..."

A folding souvenir postcard with a photograph on the front of the Empire State Building and a tiny thin metal bookmark embossed with the skyscraper on a black enamel background and the caption "Dear ----, Here is a little book mark I bought for you at the top of the Empire State Building, the tallest structure in the world", with blanks for filling in the sender's and receiver's names.

A faux quill pen and ink bottle. The 'ink bottle' is carved white wood printed on the front "New York Power Authority". The pen is a blue plastic feather with a ball point pen in the quill end.

Two souvenir sets from Coney Island consisting of reddish brown scallop shells tied together by ribbons. Inside each pair of shells is a tiny accordian folded photobooklet, each with several photos of Coney Island sites including Luna Park, the Promenade, the Circle Swing, the Arcade and the Elephant Ride.

A light blue plastic retractable ball point pen, with a metal pocket clip, printed on the barrel in white "Con Edison/ Safety Works".

A deep red pencil printed on the shaft in gold "To Aid N.Y. Guild For The Jewish Blind".

A deep red pencil printed on the shaft in gold "To Aid N.Y. Guild For The Jewish Blind".

A white pencil printed with red and blue bands flanking the words "American Women's Voluntary Services".

A souvenir made of a circular wood frame carved to hold a glass disk over a paper insert printed with a portrait of George Washington encircled by stars, over a shield and laurel wreath in front of his tomb, with Mount Vernon in the background.