Commemorative fan with wooden guards and sticks and paper leaf, the obverse with chromolithographed scenes from the 1892 World's Columbian Exposition (the Machinery Hall at center flanked by the Agriculture Hall and the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Hall), and the reverse with light blue lining; brass handle.

Glass cane with L-shaped faceted handle and shaft, shaft tapers and spirals near base.

Wooden cane made from a tree branch with a tapered shaft, crook handle and branch nodes throughout.

Fan with plain ivory guards and ivory sticks surmounted by white feathers and joined by ivory-colored silk ribbon; flowers painted on sticks and feathers; metal handle with pale yellow silk tassel and braided cord closure; metal rivet with mother of pearl button.

Fan with carved and painted wooden guard with openwork trellis design, and pale green silk leaf with white and pink painted roses, blue painted butterflies, and cut-out sections.

Fan with pierced, gold painted guards and sticks; black satin leaf with scalloped border of gold-colored sequins and applied sequins scattered over surface; metal rivet with mother of pearl button.

Fan with tortoise shell guards and sticks, one guard with applied metal monogram; leaf of black netting with ivory floral lace appliqué outlined with metal sequins; tortoise shell handle.

Black ostrich feather fan with tortoise shell guards, sticks, and handle; sticks joined by silk ribbon; silver monogram on one guard.

Fan with wooden guards and sticks with metal piqué set within incised circles; paper leaf with hand-colored printed scenes, the obverse with one male and three female figures seated in landscape, and the reverse with a man and woman in a boat, with a fisherman standing on shore nearby; rivet with mother of pearl buttons.

Wood cane with tapered shaft, knob handle, two eyelets, brass band and brass ferrule.