A dark metal tag pierced at the top for hanging. The is engraved "Cable No. 312/ N.Y. Tel. Co."

An unopened cardboard box containing a jigsaw puzzle with a composite cartoonish drawing of New York City with most major landmarks shown. The reverse reads "City Character Puzzles/ A Historical Perspective" and explains "In these portraits, the hopes and dreams of a city and its people are captured as well as the heart and soul of the historical city. We show not only major geographical landmarks and the commerce that supplies the city's major income but also the little businesses and individuals which add color and personality..."

A cardboard Monopoly board game complete in box. The New York City edition, with New York streets and landmarks rather than the traditional Atlantic city setting of Monopoly. Includes "Tiffany & Co.", and "Trump Tower" where Boardwalk and Park Place normally are; and Laguardia and Kennedy airports with Grand Central and Penn Stations in place of the railroads.

A cardboard game board printed on the back in gold with an ornate border around "The Game of Yacht Race". The board is printed with a scene of a bay with land at the edges and a game track marked with with numbers and hazards. A spinner in the center controls the compass direction the players move.

A cardboard game board labeled "Jerome Park Steeplechase/ New Game". The board has a numbered, sectioned oval track printed on it in black and beige with horserace scenes at the bottom, corners and throughout the track. The rules and instructions for play are printed in the center of the game board.

A red folding packet that contains a set of souvenir postcards from the Soviet Pavillion of the 1939 World's Fair. The front reads in gold "The Pavilion [sic] Of The USSR/ New York World's Fair 1939/ 10 Souvenir Post Cards/ Intourist, Inc." Inside are 10 postcards: A photographic portrait of Josef Stalin, and on eof Vladimir Lenin, idealized photos of "Vacationers on the Shore of the Black Sea", the "Fountains at Peterof near Leningrad", the architect's "Model of the Pavilion of the U.S.S.R.", "Red Square in Moscow", folk dancers in traditional garb titled "Caucasian Dance Festival at Piatigorsk", "Svedlov or Theatre Square in Moscow", a sail boat by the "Kimky River Station on the Moscow- Volga", and lastly from the Intourist bureau, a "Tourist Travel Map of the Soviet Union" showing distances and major cities.

A white silk handkerchief from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. In one corner is a scene printed in reddish brown of Columbus and his crew standing on a shore holding banners and the words "Souvenir/ World's Fair/ Chicago/ 1492-1892/ Landing of Columbus".

A blue woven award ribbon from the New York State Fair. It reads, in faded gold, "Excellent/ Horse Show/ Herdsman/ Youth Dept./ New York/ State Fair/ Syracuse".

A silk woven souvenir ribbon bookmarker from the 1893 Columbian Celebration still mounted on its original paper card. The multicolored ribbon has a central image of Columbus and his crew standing on a shore carrying banners. It reads in black, red, blue and gold "1492-1892/ 400th Anniversary/ In Commemoration/ Of The Discovery of/ America 1492". Below the image, an American Flag and the words "Landing Of Columbus/ Oct. 12th 1492/ In God We Trust ". The card reads "Souvenir/ Columbian Celebration/ New York, October 8th to 13th, 1892/ Woven in Pure Silk".

A silk woven souvenir ribbon bookmarker from the 1876 Centennial celebration still mounted on its original paper card. The multicolored ribbon has a central image of George Washington below the words "Centennial/ 1776-1876/ U.S.A./ The Father Of Our Country". Below Washington are two crossed flags, an image of the Centennial pavillion, an eagle and shield and a poem that reads "George Washington/ The first in peace,/ The first in war,/ The first in the/ Hearts of his/ Countrymen". The card reads "Thomas Stevens/ Coventry and London/ Inventor and Manufacturer of the / Pure Silk Woven Bookmarkers".