"The Popular Game of Tiddledy Winks" table game with 28 ivory playing pieces, a glass cup, four circular green felt pads and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box has four trapezoidal dividers printed red, white, blue and yellow; box top chromolithographed with an image of a Victorian family seated around a table playing "Tiddledy Winks"; box cover inscribed, "THE POPULAR GAME OF/ TIDDLEDY/ WINKS/ New/ Edition/ 1897./ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS. U.S.A.".

"The Game of Dr. Busby" card game with twenty chromolithographed playing cards and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; five sets of four cards each representing a family, Dr. Busby, Cod the fishmonger, Corn the gardener, Melon the coach driver and Bull the butcher; box cover lithographed with a medallion portrait of Dr. Busby and a horse drawn carriage on a road; box cover inscribed, "GAME OF/ DR. BUSBY/ PUBLISHED BY J. H. SINGER, N.Y.".

"The Game of Dr. Busby" card game with 18 chromolithographed playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; two sets of four cards and two sets of five cards each representing a family, Busby, Spade, Doll's and Ninnycometwitch; box cover inscribed, "THE/IMPROVED AND ILLUSTRATED/ GAME/ OF/ DR. BUSBY/ SALEM, MASS./ PUBLISHED BY W. AND S. B. IVES".

"The Game of Dr. Busby" card game with twenty block printed and hand-colored playing cards and an advertising card in a paper covered cardboard box; four sets of five cards each representing a family, Busby, Spade, Doll's and Ninny-Come-Twitch; applied label on the box printed, "THE/ IMPROVED AND ILLUSTRATED/ GAME/ OF/ DR. BUSBY./ SALEM, MASS./ PUBLISHED BY W. AND S. B. IVES"; instructions applied to the back of the box.

"The Peculiar Game of My Wife and I" card game with instruction booklet and 94 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with illustration of a man and woman riding a horse drawn cart; cover inscribed, "THE PECULIAR GAME of/ MY WIFE AND I/ PARKER BROS/ PUBLISHERS/ SALEM-MASS./ MY WIFE & I GOING TO TOWN".

"Young Folks Geographical Game" card game with 36 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; polychrome lithographed box cover with an image of a small boy in a sailor suit pointing to a globe with two girls looking on; box cover inscribed, "YOUNG FOLKS'/ GEOGRAPHICAL/ GAME./ McLOUGHLIN BROS., New York."

Miniature cardboard village in a box with one complete house, six houses missing roofs, two tin stands in a paper envelope and eight paper figures, trees, and accessories; box cover lithographed with an image of a boy and girl playing with a village set on a large table while a mother holding an infant looks on; box inscribed, "THE NEW/ PRETTY VILLAGE/ BOAT HOUSE SET./ COPYRIGHT/ 1897 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ 890 Broadway/ NEW YORK."

"The New Game of Teddy's Bear Hunt" board game with board, six lead figures of Teddy, a lead figure of a bear, two wooden dice cups and two ivory die in a paper covered cardboard box; snow scene lithographed on the board with six paths of blue footprints leading from a fire and one path of red and yellow paw prints leading from a living bear to a dead bear; board inscribed, "TEDDY'S BEAR HUNT/ GAME/ START/ FINISH/ COPYRIGHTED 1907 BY BOWERS & HARD/ MANUFACTURED BY BOWERS & HARD, 211 STATE ST., BRIDGEPORT, CONN."; paper label applied to the board reverse with an image of Teddy about to shoot a startled bear in a snowy wooded landscape; label inscribed, "THE NEW GAME / TEDDY'S BEAR/ HUNT"; lithographed image on the box cover is the same as the board label.

Five paper covered wood jigsaw puzzles in a box with images of buildings at the 1876 American Centennial Exposition including the Main Building on opening day, Art Gallery in the moringing, Horticultural Hall at night, Agricultural Hall during a storm and the Machinery Hall at sunset; five lithographed images of each puzzle in the box; paper covered wooden box with a lithographed image of the art gallery; box cover inscribed, "The Great American CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION PUZZLE BLOCKS, In Sectional Parts./ TRADE MARK./ PRINTED IN OIL COLORS./ ENDLESS AMUSEMENT./ Brett Litho Co. 116 Fulton St. N. Y. REGISTERED IN THE PATENT OFFICE AT WASHINGTON D. C. IN THE YEAR 1875/ PATENT PENDING 1875/ IN FIVE VIEWS./ COMPRISING./ 1.-ART GALLERY./ MORNING VIEW./ 2.-MACHINERY HALL./ SUNSET VIEW./ 3.-HORTICULTURAL HALL./ NIGHT SCENE-iLLUMINATED./ 4.-AGRICULTURAL HALL./ STORM VIEW./ 5.-THE MAIN BUILDING./ DAY SCENE.-Grand opening./ Manufactured by/ GEORGE H. CHINOOK,/ NEW YORK."

"The Hand of Fate: Fortune Telling Game" board game in a cardboard box; on cover, illustration with figure of a girl dressed in a witch costume with a peaked red hat and a cape, teaching a black cat, both inside a ring with symbols of the zodiac, around the ring are black cats, bats and owls; box cover lithographed, "THE HAND OF FATE/ FORTUNE/ TELLING/ GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BRO'S/ NEW YORK./ COPYRIGHT 1901/ by McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."; one paper disc pasted to plastic case inside box; a sheet of printed paper with a circle cut out of center, with answers to the questions on the discs in circles bordering interior edge.