"Games of Pilgrim's Progress, Going to Sunday School and Tower of Babel" board game with a hinged box that opens like a book with two boards on the interior and one on the exterior; interior boards with one side chromolithographed with an image of the "Tower of Babel" and the other side with a path of red ovals around four churches and a giant clock; box opens to a star shaped board with a multi-colored path with circular medallions depicting the journey fromthe city of Destruction to the Celestial City, the landscape includes The Cross, Vanity Fair and the Valley of the Shadow of Death; game board slids into a paper covered cardboard sleeve with a chromolithograped label with an image of "CHRISTIAN PASSES THE LIONS", and the inscription, "GAMES OF THE/ Pilgrim's Progress/ GOING TO SUNDAY SCHOOL/ AND/ TOWER OF BABEL/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. MANUFACTURERS, NEW-YORK/ Entered According to Act of Congress, in the year 1875, By McLOUGHLIn BROS., In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington."; playing pieces include a double-arrowed spinner on a wooden block, eighteen turned wooden playing pieces and a direction booklet.

"The Game of What D'ye Buy" card game with 12 store cards depicting shops such as a bakery and a dry goods store, 72 merchandise cards and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; cover chromolithographed with an image of an extremely tall, bald clerk bending over a counter to take a coin from a tiny woman carrying a basket; box inscribed, "The/ GAME/ of/ What/ D'ye Buy/ Banner/ Series/ 4180/ McLOUGHLIN BROS/ NEW YORK".

"The Comical Game of Who?" card game with 60 playing cards and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with a polychrome image of a man with a hooked nose and glasses standing in front of five people seated at a table; box cover inscribed, "THE/ COMICAL GAME/ OF/Who?"/ FOR ANY NUMBER/ OF PLAYERS/ 156/ "Who is the/ handsomest man here?"/ "I am!"/ PARKER/ BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS., U.S.A."; 60 playing cards printed with comical questions and answers.

"The Comical Game of Who?" card game with 60 playing cards, an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with a polychrome image of a man with a hooked nose and glasses standing in front of five people seated at a table; box cover inscribed, "THE/ COMICAl GAME/ OF/Who?"/ FOR ANY NUMBER/ OF PLAYERS/ 156/ "Who is the/ hansomest man here?"/ "I am!"/ PARKER/ BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS., U.S.A."; 60 playing cards printed with comical questions and answers.

"The Doctors and the Quack: A Game" card game with 6 caregiver cards (Dr. Flower, Botanic; Dr. Killem, Quack, etc.), 21 patient cards, 29 health indicator cards and an instruction sheet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with an image of a horse pulling a cart on a dirt road; cover inscribed, "THE/ DOCTORS/ AND/ THE/ QUACK/ A GAME./ PUBLISHED BY/ PARKER BROS'./ SALEM, MASS".

"The Game of Peter Coddle's Trip to New York" card game with a paper covered cardboard box with a printed cover; cover with an image of a man reading the newspaper while seated on a trunk, New York harbor in the backgroud with with Statue of Liberty, a ship and a setting sun; cover inscribed, "The Game of/ PETER CODDLE'S/ TRIP TO NEW YORK". ; box contains instruction booklet and 290 colored slips of paper printed with comical phrases, such as A Stray Cat, A Basin of Turtle Soup, An Honest Lawyer, An Insane Bedbug, etc.

"The Game of Peter Coddle's Trip to New York" card game with a paper covered cardboard box with a printed cover with an image on one half of a man watching two women looking into store windows; cover inscribed on the image half, "The Game of/ PETER CODDLE'S/ TRIP TO NEW YORK/ Published by/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS."; the other half printed, "THE GAME OF/ Peter Coddle's/ TRIP TO NEW YORK./ PUBLISHED BY/ Parker Brothers,/ SALEM, MASS."; box contains instruction booklet and 85 colored slips of paper printed with comical phrases, such as A Stray Cat, A Basin of Turtle Soup, An Honest Lawyer, An Insane Bedbug, etc.

"The City of Worcester Steamship" picture puzzle with seventy-four pieces (missing six) in a paper covered cardboard box; chromolithographed illustrations of a paddlewheel steamer flying eight flags underway on the puzzle and the box cover; box cover lithographed with the inscription, "PICTURE PUZZLE/ CITY OF WORCESTER/ COPYRIGHTED 1889 BY McLOUGHLIN BRO's NEW-YORK".

"The Model Ship Puzzle" in a rectangular wooden box with sliding lid, with cover illustration of a ship with torn sails and broken masts foundering on rocks in rough sea against stormy sky; figures running around deck and figures in sea, clinging to rock, spar, one figure with head above water; box contains jigsaw puzzle with discs with terms inserted into puzzle (55 pieces, 53 discs); completed puzzle shows whole ship on wavy sea, with lighthouse ahead and buoy in front; box also contains paper printed with key to terms; box cover lithographed. "THE MODEL SHIP/ PUZZLE/ PUBLISHED BY MILTON BRADLEY".

"The American Yacht: A Marine Sectional Puzzle" paper puzzle of a yacht in a cardboard box; 18 piece puzzle with an image of a yacht at full sail; each part labeled (such as main sail, top sail, etc.); puzzle image printed on a sheet of paper which is folded and place in the bottom of the box; lithographed label applied to the box cover with a medallion image of a yacht at full sail (different from the puzzle image); label inscribed, "A MARINE SECTIONAL PICTURE/ THE AMERICAN YACHT/ MILTON BRADLEY CO/ Springfield, MASS."