Toy wheelbarrow, constructed of pieces of hand-hewn wood nailed together, including single wheel at front, curved sides, upright planks nailed to each side (two to stabilize load, other two for wheelbarrow to rest on, balanced by front wheel), and two handles at rear narrowing to ends.

Miniature copper shovel or spade with handle in the form of figure resembling motifs found in Sumerian or Assyrian art and impressed design on lower part of shovel; handle terminates in loop, with length of cream-colored ribbon tied on.

Doll's necklace composed of synthetic pearls strung together, with simple plastic clasp; three larger pearls evenly spaced at center.

Pull toy consisting of narrow wooden house mounted on irregularly shaped and beveled platform, with two wheels; toy painted white with orange roof and two black circles representing windows on each side; platform narrows to tongue at front.

Single printed page with directions for cutting out and dressing the "Cinderella" paper doll; below, an advertisement for "The Girls' Delight," a group of seven paper dolls: "Florence," "Hattie," "Frank," "Nellie," "Clara," "Cinderella," and "The Little Pet."

Series of three wooden story blocks (hollow) covered in paper, each progressively smaller than the next, nesting into each other; top of each block printed with sequence of three letters in alphabet, grouped as H-L, M-Q, R-Z, and with sides covered with illustrations of various colors; each story block has four scenes from a specific tale, with captions above or below: (a) Tom Thumb, (b) Puss in Boots, (c) Goody Two Shoes.

Mechanical toy consisting of rectangular wooden box on top of which is a lean-to shed with open front containing three chickens; shed is painted red and sides of box are covered with floral printed paper; when wooden handle in side of box is turned chickens peck the ground.

Two colored lithographs representing picture puzzle solutions; mounted on red cardboard.

"The Game of Old Maid" card game with 37 printed paper playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; cards printed in pairs with caricatures such as "Wicked boy" and "Milk Maid" printed on each and a single old maid; box chromolithographed with two medallion portraits, one of an old man and one of an old woman holding a cat; box cover inscribed, "GAME of/ OLD/ MAID/ McLOUGHLIN BROS, N.Y".

Two chromolithographed paper dolls numbered "1" and "2," each with a vertical metal strip attached to the back for reinforcement and a circular slotted wooden stand; with eighteen painted cut-out chromolithographed costumes with corresponding numbers on labels affixed to reverse.