A camel colored leather bound check book stamped in gold on the front "Gansevoort Bank/ 14th Street and 9th Avenue. Inside are checks and deposit slips with the pre-printed date of "190_" which indicates it was printed primarily for the years 1900-1909.

A bronze colored metal medallion with a very raised relief of a man surrounded by symbols of progress and commerce including a workman, a man holding a large book, a woman with a child and a woman holding a sheaf of grain. This side in engraved "First National City Bank". The reverse has a very raised relief of a tree with a globe symbol reading "First National City Bank/ New York" in the branches surrounded by the words "Family, Culture, Commmerce, Transportation, Industry, Agriculture/ 150 Years of Service/ 1812-1962".

A bronze colored metal medallion with a relief of an tall office building on one side embossed "The New York Stock Exchange 1922", and on the reverse, a scene on an eighteenth century city street with a horsedrawn carriage and men standing in knickers and long coats embossed "1792".

A dark verdigris green and copper colored metal plaque with the Ten Commandments embossed in Hebrew on the front. At the bottom in English "The State Bank, Brooklyn". It is shaped like the traditional Biblical tablets and topped with a six-point star.

A dark green ceramic blotter embossed on the top "Account Invited/ The 14th Street Bank/ Capital & Surplus $600,000/ Deposits $5,000,000/ 5th Ave. Cor. 14th St./ 9th Ave Cor. 14th St./ N.Y./ R. Ross Appleton, Pres."

A yellow cardboard tube dime bank with silver metal end caps. The side is printed in black "Open A Savings Account/ Bankers Federal/ Savings and Loan Association/ 24 John Street/ New York 7, N.Y/ Sixth Avenue Branch/ Avenue Of The Americas, cor. 4th St."

A silver metal tube dime bank with black metal end caps. The side has a scale for counting the dimes inserted and is printed in black "Bankers Federal/ Savings and Loan Association/ 24 John Street/ New York 7, N.Y/ Savings Insured Up To $5,000". The bottom is engraved "Dime Master".

This paper shopping bag has a heavy white twisted fiber handle and is printed with a full color scene from Maurice Sendak's classic childrens' book "Where The Wild Things Are". One side has a sailing boat by a shore with strange trees and the other has a large monster sleeping under similar trees. The sides read "Where The Wild Things Are/ Story and Pictures By Maurice Sendak".

This white paper bag is printed on one side in green with a sketch of a large house above the words "The Abigail Adams Smith Museum/ 421 East 61st Street-New York, N.Y. 10021".

This white paper bag is printed on one side in red "Fraunces Tavern Museum/ 54 Pearl Street, New York City/ A Museum of Early American History and Culture".