This white mug has the typical handle and flared lip of a shaving mug. It has a broad lavender band rimmed with gold around the center and in a fancy gold frame the name "C. Sehwair (?)".

This reddish brown metal rectangular paperweight has a pedestal supporting a globe surmounted by an spread winged eagle. On the globe:"National Surety Company" and on the base: "In All The World No/ Surety Organization Like This".

This rectagular metal paperweight is the pedestal for a reproduction of a lady's high button shoe and has the words "Miller's Electro Gold, Silver & Nickel Works 225 Elm St." around the base.

This cardboard box is covered in multi-colored paper and an orangish label on the lid reads in black "Boardman, Gray & Co./ Albany, N.Y./ Satisfaction Guaranteed To Every Purchaser" With a central drawing of a factory building marked "Boardman, Gray & Co./ Piano Forte Company".

This cardboard box held a removable collar. It is white with blue printing on the lid that reads "Ladies' Corded Edg'd Collars/ Warranted/ not to tear on the edge/ or burst or break, or cut the neck/ Patent applied for/ Manufactured by/ Furlong/ Paper Manufacturing Co./ Mechanic Falls, ME."

This cardboard box held a removable collar. It is white with blue printing on the lid with a seated woman and reads "Ladies' Collars."

This square cardboard box held a removable collar. It is dark blue with black and gold printing on the lid that reads "Snow Flake Collar". A label on the side reads in blue on yellow "Snow Flake 15/ Reversible Collar Co. Boston". The bottom has instructions and patent dates from 1854-1869.

This cardboard box held a removable collar. It is dark blue with silver printing on the lid with a crown and shield and reads "Le Beau Ideal Collet./ A La Parisienne." A white label on the side reads in blue "Le Beau Ideal Collet/ Garrote/ Pouces[?]".

This cardboard box held a removable collar. It is dark blue with black printing on the lid with a "CP" monogram and reads "The Most Economical/ Reversible Stitch/ Collar Ever Invented/ Patented Feb. 7. 1865.". A label on the side reads in red and blue on yellow "Reversible Collar Co. Boston/Lined Button Hole/ Magenta Edge/ Paris Reversible Stitch/ Licensed by the Union Paper Collar Co. N.Y. 16 1/2". The bottom label lists all applicable patent dates from 1854-1866.

This cardboard box held a removable collar. It is dark blue with gold printing on the lid with an "RT" monogram in the center and reads "Ray's Patent/ Cloth/ Imitation Collar./ Patented May 1st 1866". A label on the side reads in red on white "P 14 Cloth Imitation Collars/ Licensed by the/ Union Paper Collar Co.". The bottom label lists all applicable patent dates from 1854-1866.