This aqua box has a color print of children picking roses on the lid and inside the lid in black "S. Lowensohn & Co.,/ Wholesale & Retail/ Confectioners,/ 246 & 294 Grand Street,/ 974 Third Avenue,/ New York".

This white box has gold trim and a lid with embossed designs and flowers that reads "Chocolat".

This white box has gold trim and gold printing on the lid that reads "Huyler's/ New York/ Cream Peppermints." Inside the lid is a list of Huyler's stores in New York: "863 Broadway/ 508 Fifth Avenue" and in other cities.

This tiny gold and orange tin reads "Huyler's/ Chocolate Croquettes".

This rectangular yellow tin has black and blue printing on it that reads "Allenbury's Pastilles/ Made From Gylcerine & Black Currants/ Allen & Hanbury's LTD/ London E2/ Sole U.S. Agents: E. Fougera & Co., Hicksville, New York".

Ceramic plaque with color print of a woman in pink bonnet wearing a gold and gray bustled dress with a white apron carrying a tray with tea cups.

This white ceramic plaque has a color print of a closed red and black coach with a front seat for a driver. The coach has three windows and a lantern headlight.

This white ceramic plaque has an easel back so it stands alone. The front has a color print of an open coach with a front seat for a driver and a rear rumble seat as well as a more elaborate, posh, upholstered center seat.

This metal and leather tool was probably for stitching leather goods. A thick leather strap fit around the hand. On the palm, a large sturdy thimble-like metal peice with an embossed star on the side was used to drive a needle or awl.

This heavy metal figurine of a bison is a spring-loaded paper embosser. The stamp for embossing is under the bison's front legs, press on its back to operate. The emboss reads "L.S. Graves,/ M'f'r. of/ Boot & Shoe/ Machinery/ Cor. Of Mill & Factory Sts./ Rochester, N.Y.".