This heart-shaped woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a border of red, white and blue stars and stripes around the portraits of Washington, Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson. It reads "For The Cause Of Liberty". The reverse reads "Let Us All as American Citizens, Enjoying the Freedom and Priviledges of the Most Wonderful Country in the World, Co-operate With the Government in Giving Freely to Every Demand Made Upon Us Regardless of Creed or Color/ Compliments of Dudley Shoe Co./ A.G. Winter, Prop./ Newport, N.H."

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has the face of a young boy with blue eyes and glasses raised onto his forehead. The lenses of the glasses have been cut out and backed with blue cellophane to create a face mask. The reverse reads "Compliments of D.M. Williams and Co./ 125th St. & 3rd Ave./ New York".

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side is designed to resemble a classical styled Wedgwood plaque with a portrait bust. The reverse reads, in part, "Haynes & Co./Always Reliable/ Springfield Massachusetts/ Good Clothes for Men../ Good Clothes for Boys.../ Shoes/ Hats".

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side is covered with prints of babies and a central image of a sleeping baby with a puppy drinking from her bottle and reads "Little Friends of the Eagle Brand." On the reverse is the Borden eagle with a banner in is beak that reads "Gail Borden/ Eagle Brand" and the words "Condensed Milk", with a description of the product and suggestions for use. "N. Y. Condensed Milk Co./ 71 Hudson Street, New York City, N.Y."

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. Both sides of this bright yellow fan are covered with various advertisments. One side is titled "Foresters Of America" and includes the program for a musical performance, ads for "Perlhefter Wines and Liquors", "The Rowland Cylce Co.", Cigars, stoves , and "H.A. Tiemann Apothecary". The reverse has the second part of the musical program, and ads for "Dr. M.T. Zoole, Physician", "Kirby's Cigars", and the "Twenty-third Ward Bank". This sides reads "At Brommer's Union Park Annex, Friday Eve'g, August 14th, 1896".

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a print of a cherub riding two lion-faced sea monsters. The reverse reads, in part, "Simpson's 725 & 727 6th Ave. near 42nd. St./ Clearing Out Straw Hats & Bonnets... / Seasonable Novelties in Laces, Embroideries...".

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a hand colored photo-lithograph of a woman preparing to spank a barefoot boy with a sly grin. The reverse reads, in part, "We will furnish your home complete from Parlor to Kitchen, in the most up-to-date style and at the most reasonable prices/ L.S. Fisher & Co./ Newport, N.H./ Undertakers and Funeral Directors".

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side is covered with a print of a bouquet of purple flowers with leaves and the words "Lazell's Perfumes". On the reverse is a detailed print of perfume bottles and boxes and the words "Lazell's Unexcelled Perfumes. Established 1839". See also 2002.1.476, Z.1949a-d

This postage stamp for 32 cents was released in 1995 in commemoration of "The Yellow Kid" comic strip's 100th anniversary.

This lapel button features Outcault's Yellow Kid, the first comic strip, in bed with a sleeping cap; the bed is printed with the words "I Have To Sleep Sometime". On the reverse it advertises "High Admiral Cigarette and N Y Journal Yellow Kid". Small blue number 9 indicates a series. Two of two identical. See also 2002.1.1334