A white pinback button printed in red with an eagle over the words "$100 Service Club", encircled by the words in blue "Industrial Division/ Victory Liberty Loan".

A tiny blue pinback button printed in white "World Peace/ Not War/ LAW".

A tiny red, white and blue pinback button with a central shield encircled by the words in white "American First". The 'America First Committee', founded in September 1940, was the most powerful isolationist group in America before the United States entered World War II. It had over 800,000 members, who wanted to keep America neutral. It tried to influence public opinion through publications and speeches. America First disagreed with another powerful group, the 'Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies'. They thought it more important to stay out of the war than to assure a British victory. America First's most famous supporter and orator was Charles Lindbergh, who's reputation never recovered from his association with the isolationist group. The committee was dissolved four days after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.

A tiny beige pinback button with a central printed of crossed American and British Flags encircled by the words in blue "Bundles For/ Britain". World War II era charitable organization dedicated to providing non-military relief to British citizens including clothing including items like socks, scarfs and mittens knitted by schoolchildren, household items, toys and food.

Two tiny blue pinback buttons each with a central white "V" encircled by the words "Liberty Loan". World War I era.

Two blue pinback buttons each with a red border around a central blue field printed with the Liberty Bell in beige and the words "Third Liberty Loan". World War I era.

A white pinback button with the American Legion symbol in blue and gold in the center encircled the words "Welcome American Legion", with a blue ribbon printed in gold Souvenir/ 29th Annual/ American Legion/ Convention/ Aug. 28, 29, 30, 31, 1947/ New York City".

This small aqua glass bottle has a hand-finished cork lip. The label has a detailed drawing of a lemon the branch and reads "Leavitt's/ Pure Concentrated/ Extract of Lemon/ For Flavoring / Sauces, Jellies, Custards, Pastry, &c." The back label is mostly destroyed, some directions remain.

This white and red box holds "Ann Page/ Cracked Ginger/ The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc./ NewYork, N.Y." The back has suggestion for use.

This white box holds a small glass bottle with a hand-finished cork lip. The box and bottle label read "Hartshorn's/ Pure Highly Concentrated/ Extract of Lemon". The box is highly decorated and has the makers name and symbol on the back. The sides read "Free Sample". The original paperwork, instructions and advertisments still in box. For photo of box with bottle and paperwork see 2002.1.886.