Picture puzzle in box; image of the steamship "Pilgrim" entering New York habor with an image of the Brooklyn Bridge and other steamers in the background; image cut into sixty-eight rectangular and ear-shaped pieces; paper-covered box cover has the same image with the inscription, "PICTURE PUZZLE./ McLOUGHLIN BRO's NEW-YORK.;" sides of the box decorated with images of the shoreline.

"Game of Yuneek" board game with board, box, 48 cards with images of dominos in thier own box and 14 turned wooden playing pieces (missing two); bi-fold board has a circular path and four straight paths to the center marked "GOAL" four times, images of a king, queen and two knights in the corners; reverse of board printed, "Game/ of/ Yuneek.;" box cover has an image of a queen enthroned with a knight bowing down in front holding out the game of "YUNEEK," another knight and two pages look on; box inscribed, "GAME/ OF/ YUNEEK/ Copyrighted/ 1889/ by McLOUGHLIN BRO's/ NEW YORK."

"Four and Twenty Blackbirds" table game in box with one "fishing" pole with a pair of embossed tin wings which are hinged in the center and four wingless paper black birds; board set into the bottom of the box decorated with the image of a pie in the center surrounded by a floral border; twenty-four slots are cut into the pie; corners of board inscribed, "Sing a song of six-pence/ A pocket full of rye;/ Four-and-twenty black birds/ Baked in a pie./ Was not that a dainty dish/ To set befor the king?/ When the pie was opened,/ the birds began to sing.;" slot next to the board holds all the accesories; box cover printed with an image of a pie stuffed with blackbirds surrounded by a floral border; box inscribed, "Game of/ FOUR AND TWENTY BLACKBIRDS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. * NEW YORK."

Chromolithographed paper cut-out of a young boy, with four costumes and four hats; in original cardboard folder.

Eleven chromolithographed paper dolls representing children in fanciful dress and in period costumes. They are each made of a single piece of die-cut card, when folded, the doll's head pops out and the clothing folds to form the front and back of the costume.

Five chromolithographed paper doll costumes with single detachable head, with booklet entitled "Fanny Gray; A History of Her Life" and chromolithograph illustrating an idyllic landscape; in original cardboard box.

Chromolithographed paper cut-outs of two young girls, with four costumes, including three representing "Little Miss Muffet," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Mother Goose," and four hats; in original cardboard folder and with two slotted wooden stands.

Red paper covered cardboard box with lithographed paper game board applied to the two sides of the box; image of five frogs dressed in waistcoats in the center of the board surrounded by a circle with numbered red and blue spaces; outer edges of the board decorated with lily pads, cat-o-nines and ivy vines; inscribed across the top, "GAME OF LEAP FROG./ Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1870 by "McLOUGHLIN BROS., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress Washington;" pieces include a turned wooden dice cup; three wooden playing pieces and two plastic die.

Cast iron fire patrol wagon with driver, drawn by team of two horses; driver in red and black, with white hat; black wagon with gold trim and red wheels and hitch; one white and one black horse.

Doll's wig (made of human hair) with mass of long brown curls sewn to brown cloth cap banded by cream-colored trim sewn on with brown thread; in round cardboard box covered in paper printed with text beginning "GEORGE M. TRACY, Agent." and with remains of lid.