"Lost in the Woods" board game with two turned wooden playing pieces and a paper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with two little girls, one in a red cape and bonnet, one in a blue dress in the woods; box cover inscribed, "LOST IN THE/ WOODS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., NEW YORK"; board with a meandering path with many choices of which road to take, passing places such as the blacksmith's shop, the sawmill, the old well and the barn in an attempt to get "HOME".

"Game of Tri-Bang" board game with 30 wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with metal arrow and a paper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board has a grid of black and red squares divided in half and surrounded by floral decorated squares; box cover chromolithographed with a mother bird wearing a bonnet and pushing a carriage with two chicks; box cover inscribed, "THE GAME/ of/ Tri-/ BANG/ GEM/ SERIES/ COPYRIGHT 1888 by / McLOUGHLIN BRO'S./ NEW YORK."

"Game of Bang" board game with six wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with metal arrow and a paper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board has an outer path of black and red squares around the edge and an inner path of green and red circles all around a geometric design; box cover chromolithographed with a boy wearing a paper hat with a feather and carrying a wooden sword, a rifle and a back pack with a metal pan, he drags a toy cannon behind; box cover inscribed, "GAME of/ BANG/ PEARL SERIES/ COPYRIGHT 1903/ McLoughlin Brothers, New York".

"Game of the Diamond Heart" board game with a spinner and a chromolithographed paper board applied inside the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board with a Greek cross in the center and two archs, one of hearts and one of diamonds numbered 1 through 10; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a queen holding a baby she has taken out of a cradle with a handmaiden in the background; box cover inscribed, "GAME of/ The DIAMOND/ HEART/ PEARL SERIES/ COPYRIGHT 1902/ by McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK/ McLoughlin Brothers, New York".

"The Three Bears" and "Life's Mishaps" game board in a wooden frame, one each on obverse and reverse; "The Three Bears" chromolithographed on the face, path of bear paw prints around the edge stopping at medallions with baby bear holding an empty porridge bowl, a broken chair and Goldilocks fleeing through a window, all around the three bears watching Goldilocks sleeping, spinner missing dial at the top; face inscribed, "COPYRIGHT/ 1898/ McLOUGHLIN BROS/ NEW YORK/ McLOUGHLIN BRO'S/ NEW YORK./ THE THREE BEARS, No. 610."; "Life's Mishaps" chromolithographed on the reverse, circular path leading toward the center with 47 spaces, some of the spaces have images of a man having trouble with a series of tasks; reverse inscribed, "McLOUGHLIN BROS. NEW YORK/ LIFE'S MISHAPS No. 610".

"A Trip to Paris: A New and Laughable Game" card game in a paper covered cardboard box; box with a printed cover with an image of a man carrying a box, a bag and a case toward a waiting ship; cover inscribed, "A TRIP TO PARIS./ ENDLESS AMUSEMENT FOR PLAYERS OF 2 TO 50./25,000 TRANSFORMATIONS [?] AND HUMOR./ A NEW AND LAUGHABLE GAME./ Sold Everywhere for 50 cents."; box contains instruction booklet and 155 colored slips of paper printed with comical phrases, "A Pea Pod.", Some Hard Coal."; etc.

"Swing a Peg" table hoop game with a swinging wooden post (ball applied to one end, tapered finial on ethe other) on a metal support inserted into a wooden stand and four cardboard rings to toss in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a family playing "Swing A Peg" around a parlor table; box cover inscribed, "Swing A/ Peg/ 4390/ Milton Bradley Co./ Springfield, Mass., U.S.A./ THE WORLD'S/ BEST GAMES/ BRADLEY'S/ MADE IN AMERICA"; directions printed on the underside of the box cover.

"Donkey Party Game" party game with a canvas cloth printed with a donkey in black and white with the inscription, "DONKEY PARTY" in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover with an image of three children watching a blindfolded girl attempt to pin a tail on the donkey; box cover inscribed, "THE/ DONKEY PARTY/ GAME/ 7500/ COPYRIGHT 1901/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., NEW YORK."

"Bradley's Toy Town Post Office" miniature child's post office including a postman's mask, a cardboard fronticepiece and two wooden stands to create the office, seven letters with envelopes, five picture post cards, three telegrams, a cablegram, two postal orders and three sheets of stamps in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of two children mailing letters in a green "TOY TOWN" mailbox with letters floating above their heads; box cover inscribed, "BRADLEY'S/ TOY TOWN/ POST OFFICE/ THE WORLD'S/ BEST GAMES/ BRADLEY'S/ MADE IN AMERICA/ 4440".

"An Amusing Game. The Horse Show" with a bi-fold paper covered cardboard gameboard, eight wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and eight square cardboard "medals" in a paper covered cardboard box; board chromolithographed with a checkerboard which is yellow and red in the center and blue and peach around the sides, corners with images of four horses; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a woman riding a bucking horse; box cover inscribed, "AN AMUSING GAME/ THE/ HORSE/ SHOW/ MANUFACTURED/ BY/ J. H. SINGER,/ NEW YORK, U.S.A."