"The Game of Commercial Traveler" board game with four turned wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and a paper board applied to the bottom half of a paper covered box; board lithographed with a map of the U.S. below the great lakes with train track paths; box cover chromlithographed with a man shopping; box cover inscribed, "The Game of/ Commercial/ Traveler/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK".

"Game of To the North Pole By Airship" board game with the paper covered cardboard box top and the paper covered cardboard game board (no box or playing pieces); board chromolithographed with a map of Alaska extending toward the Nort Pole, which is under a rainbow with four tracks crossing the ocean and through the lanscape, to a grid at the top headed toward the North Pole; box cover chromolithographed with a group of men camped on an iceberg being attacked by to polar bears and an air ship above; box cover inscribed, "TO THE/ NORTH POLE/ by/ AIR SHIP/ COPYRIGHT 1897/ McLoughlin Brothers, New York/ 413".

"The Game of Jolly Tars" board game with four turned wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow an apaper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board chromolithographed with a grid of blue squares between the northeast coast of the U.S. and the coasts of England and France with boats inbetween; board inscribed, "The Game of/ JOLLY/ TARS"; box cover chromolithographed with three sailors or "tars", one playing guitars, one dancing and another looking on on the deck of a boat with a steamship in the background; box cover inscribed, "The GAME of/ JOLLY/ TARS/ PARKER/ BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS., U.S.A."

"The Railroad Game" board game with twelve wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and a paper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard and wood box; board chromolithographed with two winding paths of traintracks that move between four train depots with a landscape and buildings detailed in between; box cover chromolithographed with a train depot with four tracks, two trains are pulling in and two are stopped, one train labeled, "New York Central"; box cover lithographed with the inscription, "The RAILROAD/ GAME/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM MASS/ U.S.A."

"The Tourist: A Railroad Game" table game with a paper instuction and tour guide booklet, four route tablets with wooden sticks throught the center, four wooden stands and fifty-seven ticket cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a trin on tracks and of two passengers seatedinside a train; box cover inscribed, "THE TOURIST./ A RAILROAD GAME./ MILTON BRADLEY CO./ SPRINGFIELD/ MASS."

"Ben Hur or the Chariot Race" board game with four lead chariot drivers and a pair of wooden dice in a paper covered cardboard box; game board applied across the bottom half of the box with a flap across one side to store the playing implements below; board chromolithographed with an oval race track with four lanes that represents the interior of a Roman arena with chariot drivers around the track and spectators in the stands; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a chariot driver with a winged helmet driving four black horses with another driver and spectators in arena stands in the background; box lithographed with the inscription, "BEN HUR/ OR THE CHARIOT RACE/ COPYRIGHT 1899, BY CHAFFEE & SELCHOW, NEW YORK".

"The Good Old Game of Proverbs" card game with 95 pink cards each printed with a proverb such as, "Wilful waste makes woeful want." and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed wiht an image of a seated woman reading a book; box cover inscribed, "THE GOOD/ OLD/ GAME OF/ PROVERBS/ PUBLISHED BY/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM,/ MASS. U.S.A."

"Game of Words and Sentences" table game with 288 cardboard tiles printed with letters in a paper-covered wood box; box cover has a chromolithographed image of a man and a woman in a medallion surrounded by flowering branches; underside of cover printed "POOL" within decorative border; box inscribed, "GAME OF/ WORDS/ AND/ SENTENCES/ MILTON BRADLEY & CO., Springfield, Mass."

"The County Fair" card game with 15 salesmen and merchandise cards with sales people such as "The Excitable Produce Dealer" and "Cigar Peddler", 22 shopper cards including "Farmer" and "Pretty Girl", and 17 money cards in a paper covered cardboard box; cover chromolithographed with an image of a man and three boys in front of a tent flying an American flag; box inscribed, "THE COUNTY FAIR/ Published By/ PARKER BROTHERS/ Salem, Mass."

"Commerce" card game consisting of 46 cards, with different commodities printed on each including oats, corn, cotton, sugar, etc. in cardboard box covered in paper; instruction booklet; cover illustration (in various colors) of a woman holding cards in one hand and the other raised above her head; box cover inscribed, "COMMERCE/ PUBLISHED BT THE J. OTTMANN LITH. CO. N. Y.".