This tiny white square sample box has a colored print on the back of a tin of cocoa with a serving maid. The front reads in red and gold "Six Tablets/ 5 Cents/ Baker's Caracas Sweet Chocolate Tablets/ Made By/ Walter Baker & Co. Ltd./ Dorchester, Mass."

This white box holds a small glass bottle with a hand-finished cork lip. The box and bottle label read "Free Sample/ Hartshorn's/ Root Beer/ Extract", with instructions for making rootbeer. The original paperwork, instructions and advertisments still in box. For photo of box with bottle and paperwork see 2002.1.886.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a color scene of women in very elaborate formal gowns looking at flowers in the garden of a palace or estate. Printed in gold "Louis Martin's/ 42nd Street & Broadway/ New York". The reverse has a simple geometric border in brown.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a color scene of French noble men and women listening to two men play a violin and cello in the garden of a palace or estate. Printed in gold "Louis Martin's/ 42nd Street & Broadway/ New York". The reverse has a simple geometric border in brown.

This woman's folding hand fan is printed on one side with a humorous drawing of a man driving an open roadster blocked by an old woman herding geese across the road . 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 sketch in black highlighted with pink of a woman wearing a large hat with a ribbon. 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 full color scene of a man and woman picnicking in a field by an open-top roadster. 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 gold ornately bordered scene of seven women in classical robes sitting by a stone structure in a forrest. The reverse reads "Compliments of the Hotel Knickerbocker Restaurant".

This copper watch face has a white porcelain or enamel front with black Roman numbers and a seconds dial. The face is marked "Js. Calame Robert".

This copper watch face has a white porcelain or enamel front with black Roman numbers. The face is marked "Systeme Roskopf/ Patent".