This woman's folding hand fan is made of paper and has three leaf panels. One side has a color print of a thatched roof cottage surrounded by a lush garden. The reverse reads in black "Bill and Henry Daniels/ Funeral Chapel/ 7th and Kansas Ave. Tel Drexel 4824/ Also Use of a New Modern Chapel/ Washington Boulevard and 18th Street, If Desired".

This woman's folding hand fan is made of paper and has three leaf panels. One side has a color print of a thatched roof cottage surrounded by a lush garden. The reverse reads in black "The Fan is Presented to You/ through the courtesy of / Clifford L. Snyder/ Successor to Fred H. Blood/ 2545 Marion Ave., New York, N.Y./ Tel. SEdgewick 3-5228".

This woman's hand mirror is made of brown cardboard with gold trim and a silvered glass insert. On the mirror side, cherubs and flowers surround the mirror, the handle has a fancy "ON" monogram and the top rim is printed "H. O'Neill & CO./ 321, 323, 325, 327, 329 6th Ave/ 103, 105, 107, 109, 111 W. 20th St. New York". The reverse has the monogram, rose decorations and a central image of a young blond woman in a blue hair bow leaning on a book looking wistful. Two fotw identical-see 2002.1.1397

Woman's hand mirror made of brown cardboard with gold trim and a silvered glass insert. On the mirror side, cherubs and flowers surround the mirror, the handle has a fancy "ON" monogram and the top rim is printed "H. O'Neill & CO./ 321, 323, 325, 327, 329 6th Ave/ 103, 105, 107, 109, 111 W. 20th St. New York". The reverse has the monogram, rose decorations and a central image of a young blond woman in a blue hair bow leaning on a book looking wistful. One of two identical-see 2002.1.1398

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and is shaped like a hand mirror. One side has a print of a little boy in a cap eating a lollypop and reads on the handle "Nature's Remedy/ The All-Vegetable Laxative and Corrective. Get a 25ct. Box/ NR To-Night Tomorrow Alright/ Tums for the Tummy/ Quick Relief for acid indigestion, heartburn. Only 10 cts. a roll." The reverse has drawings of the two products and suggestions for use.

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a print, perhaps a hand colored photo-lithograph, of an elderly man in a bow tie with a baby in a blue bonnet on his lap and reads "Putnam Fadeless/ Dyes=Tints/ Four Generations of 'Putnam' Good Will From the President and Founder E.N. Monroe To Great Granddaughter Diann". On the reverse "Compliments of Davis Cut Rate Drug Store/ Quality and Service/ Cor. Main & Streets/ Greenville, PA./ Putnam Fadeless DyesTints...", with a list of uses and other Putnam products.

This woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a print of a mule wearing blinders looking out of a wood framed window and reads "One Of The 20". On the reverse "20 Mule Team Brand Borax", with a poem describing the advantages and uses of borax in which the first letters of the lines spell out "OUR BORAX BRAND".

This heart-shaped woman's hand fan is made of paper and has a wood handle. One side has a print of a young girl with a purple flowers and a red bow in her hair. On the reverse it reads in black "Telephone 2999 Mad. Sq./ Hazelhurst Dental Parlors/ 481 Sixth Avenue/ Bet. 28 & 29th Sts. New York City" and lists the services and specialties.

This woman's hand fan is made of paper with a wood handle. One side has a color print of a woman wearing a huge flowered hat tied with a large purple bow and reads "The Sewing Machine of Quality/ NewHome/ No OtherLike It/ No Other As Good." The reverse has to diagrams of sewing machines and reads "The New Home Sewing Machine Co./ Main Office and Manufactories/ Orange Massachusetts". Distribution offices and dealers also listed.

This woman's hand fan is made of paper with a wood handle. One side has a print in pink and black of a woman wearing a large pink bow in her hair feeding birds from her hands. The reverse reads "Bird's Business Institute/ Will Remove/ About July 1St, 1911 from 2804 Third near 148th St./ to the A=RE Co. Building/ 149th st. & Melrose Ave.", with a branch at Fordham and Webster.