Doll with ceramic shoulder head, brown hair wig detached from bald head, painted blue eyes, closed mouth, and red tinted cheeks; stuffed cloth body with divided arm composed of stuffed cloth upper arm sewn on to ceramic lower arm and molded hand, divided leg with stuffed upper leg sewn on to ceramic lower leg; green and white dress with short sleeves and lace trim at neck over plain petticoat and embroidered knickers.

Doll with bisque shoulder head, brown curly wig detached from pate, brown glass sleeping eyes, open mouth, and tinted face; stuffed kid body with divided arm composed of stuffed kid upper arm, bisque lower arm, and molded fingers, gusseted thighs and knees; lace robe over long pink satin dress extending several inches past doll's feet, white petticoat and knickers with lace trim, black stockings, and black leather shoes with laces.

Doll with white bisque shoulder head, molded hair, blue painted eyes, closed mouth, and pink tinted cheeks; stuffed cloth body with divided arm consisting of stuffed cloth upper arm and bisque lower arm with molded hand and leg with hip and knee joints formed by stitching; red dress with off-the-shoulder neckline, bouffant sleeves with lace cuffs, gathered waist, and narrow braid attached above hem, over ruffled petticoat with lace trim.

Cloth topsy-turvy doll; one side African-American female figure, opposite side European-American female figure; both faces painted; red printed dress and white dress with blue floral print.

"The Picture Alphabet" twenty-four flat wood square tiles with an alphabet letter printed on paper and pasted on one side; a hand-colored, printed engraving of a word starting with that letter and corresponding image pasted to the reverse; green painted slide-top box cover block-printed with the inscription "THE/ PICTURE/ ALPHABET".

"Crandall's Great Acrobats" with four wooden and lithographed paper figures with tongue and groove connecting body parts and four tongue and groove connecting pieces and bases; all in a wooden box with a sliding lid; paper label applied to lid inscribed, "CRANDALL'S BUILDING BLOCKS./ CRANDALL'S GREAT SHOW./ THE ACROBATS./ Full of Fun and Frolic, and Most Brilliant in Costume./ Will exhibit at the house of purchase Afternoon and Evening./ NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER./ MATINEE EVERY MORNING./ Admission Free, Children half-price./ PATENTED FEBRUARY 5th 1867."

Molded plastic doll representing Queen Victoria, in black dress with long train and petticoats; lace veil beneath metal crown trimmed with fake diamonds; diamond necklace, purple sash, and medal.

"The House That Jack Built" children's book with 14 paper pages, mounted on cardboard, of chromolithographed images from the story accompanied by lines from the poem; chromolithographed cover of "The House That Jack Built" with two men in the front, one driving two cows; back cover shows the remainder of the house with a woman drawing water from a well; cover inscribed, "THE HOUSE/ THAT JACK BUILT/ Copyrighted 1891,/ by McLOUGHLIN BRO'S/ NEW-YORK."; bound with red fabric.

"Yankee Doodle" children's book with 20 pages of chromolithographed images of "Yankee Doodle" accompanied by a poem; chromolithographed cover of "Yankee Doodle" riding a horse below a red red, white and blue curtain; cover inscribed, "YANKEE DOODLE/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ 890 Broadway/ NEW YORK."