Rectangular wooden plaque with shield at center with insignia and inscriptions in relief, presented to the New-York Historical Society by The State Insurance Fund of New York; insignia in plastic of silver spread eagle with circular green cross emblem over breast, against textured gold colored metal foil ground; metal chain on reverse for hanging.

Molded plastic plaque presented to the New-York Historical Society by The State Insurance Fund; rectangular form with gold painted scroll bearing inscriptions on gold painted ground molded in relief at center; border with faux wood texture; metal chain on reverse for hanging.

Rectangular gold plaque engraved along the left side and partially across the top with a scroll and vine; left corner engraved with the Peruvian seal, a shield with a llama in the upper left, a tree in the upper right and a cornucopia across the bottom, surrounded by a garland and surmounted by a wreath; inscription center right.

Framed oval plaque with copper bas-relief medallion portraits of George Washington (1732-1799), Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), and Schuyler Colfax (1823-1885) on brown velvet in brass medallions on a steel plate engraved, "IN GOD WE/ TRUST/ THE/ Union must and shall be preserved./ THE/ PEOPLES/ CHOICE/ ELECTED/ 1868/ NOV.R 3RD/ 'LOVE & TEARS FOR THE BLUE'/ 'TEARS AND LOVE FOR THE GRAY'/ 'LET US HAVE PEACE;'"in wooden frame and matte, matte has Renaissance Revial type carving in the four corners; black painted accent on the frame.

Silver quatrefoil plaque (in the shape of a leaf with four leaflets) covered with engraved lists of names and central message; four square holes punched at tip of each leaflet to fasten plate to surface.

Rectangular cast iron plaque with molded egg-and-dart border; bas-relief portrait of Washington Irving at upper center flanked by dates and above inscription.

Cast brass plaque with peaked top and straight edged border with molded side; medallion at top center with cross with circle at intersection of lines; relief inscription.

Brass plaque inscribed on obverse with date of July 12, 1892, a list of French cities and towns between Paris and Trouville with a departure time indicated to the right of each name, and "140 MILES IN 10.40" at bottom; return trip from Trouville to Paris is charted on reverse with arrival time at each stop indicated; inset (with both sides visible) in off-white cardboad mat with black painted wooden frame.

Flat silver rectangular plaque with cut corners and holes in each corner; engraved: "Presented to/HOME INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL NO. 9/by the/HAPPY HOUR ASSOCIATION./of the/COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCH./Fifth Ave & 29th St./December 4th 1888."

Engraved oval sheet metal plaque commemorating presidential nomination of Ulysses S. Grant in 1872; with gold painted, hollow cast metal profile busts of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln mounted on black velvet in two small oval windows in upper half of plaque and similar busts of Grant and his running mate, Henry Wilson, in two larger oval windows in lower half of plaque; cardboard backing.