This triangular black metal ashtray has a plastic eight ball on one side and on the others the words "Street Address", "City, State" and "Your Firm Name Here". A salesman's sample for a company making souvenir ashtrays marked "1940 Sample M-35B".

This circular black metal tray has a drawing of a little girl in a bonnet holding flowers sitting on a large bar of soap with an orange background and the inscription "Have you a little 'Fairy' in your home?". On the bottom "Sense-Cents-Scents/ Peope with Common Sense pay but five/ common Cents for a soap with no common/ Scents-thats Fairy Soap. Fairy Soap (the floating oval cake) is white and pure with/ no scents or dyes to disguise adulterations; it costs but five cents./ Avoid dyed soaps!"

This small diamond shaped metal tray is engraved with a buffalo butting a man in foreign clothes in the center with a portrait marked "Col. W. Cody", and the inscription "Mecca Temple At/ Buffalo Bills Wild West/ May 3rd 1907/ 'Over The Hot Sands'.

This manila envelope holds herbs and plant material. It is printed in black, in part, "Here is Relief from Kidney Complaints/ Mother Gray's Aromatic-Leaf/ Cleanses the system. Purifies the blood.../ Proprietor, Le Roy, N.Y.". On the front and back are instructions for use and more description of the effects.

This rectangular metal box holds band-aids. It is yellow with blue and red printing that reads "Suntan/ The New Speed Bandage/ Waterproof/ Band-Aid/ 10 Cents/ Johnson & Johnson".

This metal lid came from a tin or bottle of band-aids. It reads in red and yellow on white "Red Cross/ 16/ 10 cent/ Band-Aid."

This tiny oval wooden box is still sealed in white paper with red and blue printed on the lid with the words "Sherman's/ Worm Lozenges/ New York", with instructions for use in the center and a signature on the side.

This tiny oval wooden box is still sealed in white paper with red and blue printed with the words "Sherman's/ Worm Lozenges/ New York", with a signature on the side.

This tiny oval wooden box is still sealed in yellow paper that is printed in black with the words "Texan Universal Pills/ Good at all times./ Price 4 Bits" with a central drawing of a star. The sides read "Vegetable Pills/ Prepared by Jas. B. Gilamn" and "Particularly adapted to/ the climate of Texas."

This tiny oval wooden box is still sealed in paper that is printed in red with the words "Radway's Regulators/ 30 Pills/ Dose For Adults 2 Pills RRR Dose For Children 1 Pill or Less/ Radway & Co./ New York", banners on the side list ailments such as "Dyspepsia" and "Biliousness" and the bottom advertises "Price 25 Cents/ RRR No. 3/ Radway's Ready Relief &/ Sarsparillian Resolvent". Latest date on top label is 1913.