A reddish brown plastic toy premium still in its cellophane packet, probably from a cereal box. The character "Bull" the bulldog from the Disney movie "Lady and the Tramp", marked on the toy "Walt Disney Prod., Inc." Part of a set of 13 toys from this movie- see 2002.1.2094-2106.

A reddish brown plastic toy premium still in its cellophane packet, probably from a cereal box. The character "Si" the Siamese cat from the Disney movie "Lady and the Tramp", marked on the toy "Walt Disney Prod., Inc." Part of a set of 13 toys from this movie- see 2002.1.2094-2106.

This metal pen is shaped like a feather and has a clip on the quill end for an ink pen nib. The feather is embossed "Columbian Exposition 1893/ Louis Hermsdorf/ Dyer/ Black Hosiery and Gloves".

This small glass souvenir vase is made of clear and cranberry glass highlighted with a gold rim and stripes. It reads in gold "New York World's Fair/ 1940" with a gold emblem of the Perisphere and Trylon pavillions. Still in original box printed in blue "1940 New York World's Fair/ Corning Glass Works/ Corning, N.Y.", with a central drawing of a man blowing glass.

This souvenir enamelware metal cup is printed on the sides with images related to the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair and celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. There is a map of the United States in 1803 showing the French and Mexican western territories, a map from 1903 with all 48 states shown and portraits of Napoleon and of Jefferson flanking a view of St. Louis with a border of fleur- de-lis designs and a gold rim. It reads, in part, "The World's Fair- St. Louis- 1904- Official Souvenir Cup."

This plastic souvenir salt and pepper shaker has the spherical domed pavillion, the Perishpere, and pyrimidal spire, the Trylon, of the New York 1939 World's Fair 'World of Tomorrow' mounted on a plastic base with hatches on the bottom that open for filling the salt and pepper. Engraved into the base and highlighted in gold "New York World's Fair".

This souvenir metal figurine has the spherical domed pavillion, the Perishpere, and pyrimidal spire, the Trylon, of the New York 1939 World's Fair 'World of Tomorrow' mounted on a small wood base. A plaque on the front reads "New York World's Fair/ 1939".

This metal match holder has a medallion and shield on the front. The medallion has a portrait of a man labeled "Columbus". The shield has a relief of the first ferris wheel and reads "Columbian Exposition/ 1492-Chicago-1893/ Ferris Wheel/ Height 264 Feet- Capacity 2160 persons". The match striker strip is on the bottom.

This small tape measure was probably a woman's sewing notion. It has a flag with blue and red corners with a few stars, and a eagle with a banner diagonally in the center. This side reads "Souvenir Pan-American Exposition/ Buffalo N.Y. 1901". On the reverse is a drawing of two women in draped in yellow and red cloth that takes the shape of the North and South American continents. The measuring tape is cloth.

This milk glass salt or pepper shaker has a metal top and is shaped like an egg with a flat side on the bottom for stability. It is embossed on one side "Columbian 1893 Exhibition", highlighted with orange and blue paint.