This woman's folding hand fan is ivory colored with a raised sparkly white floral design on one side. The other side reads in gold "Ross W. Weir & Co., Inc./ Coffee Roaster. Tea Importers/ New York".

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a monochrome blue scene of men in colonial dress serenading women in an courtyard by a fountain. The reverse has a crest with two men in colonial dress holding a shield with a beaver, an early New Amsterdam symbol, and reads "Restaurant Knickerbocker/ James R. Regan".

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a color scene of very early airplanes at an airshow with crowds in the stands. Printed in blue "Souvenir/ Cafe Martin/ New-York". The reverse has green designs and in the center reads "Perfumed with Lariette/ L.T. Piver/ Paris (France)". See also 2002.1.1422, 1423, 1432, 1433, 1740.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a color scene of a man and woman motoring through the countryside in an open roadster. Printed in gold "Souvenir/ Cafe Martin/ New-York". The reverse has gold designs and in the center reads "Perfumed with Floramye/ L.T. Piver/ Paris (France)". See also 2002.1.1422, 1423, 1432, 1434, 1740.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a color image of a woman's face superimposed on a city scene showing tall buildings with horse drawn carriages in the street. Printed in black "Souvenir of The/ Cafe Martin/ New-York". The reverse has a view of a city street in brown marked "DuCollet Freres 20 Boul'd St. Denis, Paris".See also 2002.1.1422, 1423, 1433, 1434, 1740.

This banquet invitation or program is shaped like a large woman's folding hand fan. It has six panels with rounded tops. The first is wood covered in cloth and has a cut metal monogramed "N.Y.S.S." applied to the front. The second panel is textured cardboard and lists officers of the society, the third lists the lyrics to two official songs "Take Me Home" and "Old Folks At Home", the fourth lists the toasts, the fifth lists the menu, and the sixth reads "Fourth Annual Banquet of The New York Southern Society/ Lenox Lyceum/ Feb'y 22 1890". It is decorated with red and blue ribbon and bound with a copper loop.

This sample card and advertisment is shaped like a large Asian-style woman's folding hand fan with bamboo sticks. It is beige with stylized flowers with each petal a different numbered color of applied cloth. It is printed in black script "Order any Color of which the Flower-petals on this Fan are made in all Qualities of our Linings. Order by Color Number./ 98 & 100 Bleeker St., J.W. Goddard & Sons, 197 Mercer St., New York./ Manufacturers of all Varieties of Linings, Colored and 'Midnight' Fast Black."

This woman's folding hand fan is beige with a white border and a purple and white floral design highlighted in gold. The guard and support sticks are printed with gold designs and "Andrew Alexander Shoes". Too fragile to be fully opened.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a humorous drawing of a woman in a fringed dress with a bird on her head leaning across a table to feed a bite of food to a winged cherub. It reads in blue "Champeaux/ Diner Des Theatres".

This brass watch face has a black design outlining the center and around the rim. It has black Arabic numbers highlighted with silver paint and a seconds dial. The face is marked "DWelsa".