"A Peep at the Circus" set of two eighteen paper covered cardboard picture puzzles, one of a clown dressed in a red and white stiped and blue and white star suit with a conical hat having tea at a table with an elephant, the other is of a horse trainer and two horses in a paper covered wood and cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with the elphant puzzle image and the inscription, "A PEEP/ At THE/ CIRCUS PICTURE/ PUZZLE/ [DISSECTED]/ COPYRIGHTED 1887 BY McLOUGHLIN BRO'S NEW-YORK".

"The Game of Playing Department Store" board game with fifty-two circular counters yellow on one side and black on the other and forty-two round cards representing money with denominations between ten cents and five dollars stored under a flap on the right side of the paper covered cardboard game board; board applied to the top of the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard and wood box; board chromolithographed with fourteen store departments divided as triangles around a star in the center meant to hold an indicator, each department, including China, Grocery, Toys, candy, etc., has examples of the goods they sell and their prices; box cover chromolithographed with nine children playing department store, with used boots, fabric and jars of food set up on crates and a barrel; box cover lithographed, "THE GAME OF/ PLAYING/ DEPARTMENT/ STORE/ COPYRIGHT 1898 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS.,/ NEW YORK"; instructions printed on the underside of the box cover.

"Rival Policemen: A New Comic Game" board game with a lead policeman playing piece, a wooden dice cup, one wooden playing piece and a paper covered game board applied over the tp of the bottom half of the wood and cardboard box; flap at bottom of board lifts to reveal playing implements; board chromolithographed with a grid of gold streets representing city blocks with buildings and parks in each; box cover lithographed with three policemen chasing a crook carring a rolled bed mat and a sack; box cover lithographed with the inscription, "RIVAL/ POLICEMEN/ A NEW COMIC GAME/ Copyrighted 1896/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ New York"; directions printed on the underside of the box cover.

"Cash: Honesty is the Best Policy" board game with four wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and the dirctions printed below and a chromolithographed cardboard board in a paper covered cardboard box; chromolithographed board with a grid of multicolored numbered squares, some with directions, all around a rectangle with a boy carrying a package and a boy walking away from a cashier's window; cover lithographed with a boy carrying a package with women examining fabric at a counter in the background; box lithographed with the inscription, "CASH/ HONESTY/ IS THE/ BEST/ POLICY/ MANUFACTURED BY/ J. H. SINGER/ NEW YORK, U.S.A.".

"The Newport Yacht Race" board game with two chromolithographed cardboard yacht playing pieces on wooden stands, a cardoard spinner with a metal arrow and a paper game board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board chromolithographed with a red and gold path from Newport, RI around block Island and back with sailboats and steam ferries on the water and anchors in the four corners; box cover lithographed with five children playing in a beached rowboat in the lower right corner and two racing sailboats in the upper left; box cover lithographed with the inscription, "THE/ NEWPORT YACHT/ RACE/ AN EXCITING GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."

"Rambles Through Our Country" board game with a chromolithographed paper on canvas board, six cardboard playing pieces, two cardboard and wooden teetotems (stored in a small circular cardboard box), a paper instruction and playing manual and two advertising booklets in a paper covered cardboard box; board a large multicolored map of the United States with the state flower and industries printed in each, medallion in the upper right corner with the Statue of Liberty; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a waterfall and flowers; lithographed inscription on the box cover, "COPYRIGHT/ BY THE/ AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO./ 1881-1890./ HARTFORD, CONN./ RAMBLES/ THROUGH/ OUR COUNTRY/ AN INSTRUCTIVE/ GEOGRAPHICAL/ GAME/ SCHAEFER & WEISENBACH LITHO. 129 & [?] CROSBY ST. NY"; trains lithographed on the aprons.

"Old Fashioned Jack Straws" table game with 57 wooden pick-up-sticks in the shape of farm tools, an instruction sheet and a metal hook with a wooden handle in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with two children in colonial style dress surrounded by pick-up-sticks; box cover lithographed, "OLD FASHIONED/ JACK STRAWS/ McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS/ NEW YORK."

"Old Fashioned Jack Straws" table game with 78 wooden pick-up-sticks in the shape of farm tools in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover stamped in gold, "OLD/ FASHIONED/ JACK/ STRAWS/ NEW YORK/ McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS".

"Jack Straws New Edition" table game with 56 wooden pick-up-sticks in the shape of farm tools and three metal hooks in a paper covered cardboard box; box chromolithographed with an image of a young boy wearing a straw hat and carrying a sheaf of hay; box cover inscribed, "JACK/ STRAWS/ NEW EDITION/ PARKER/ BROTHERS/ SALEM * MASS * USA".

Card game "Uncle Sam's Family" with 52 playing cards and an instruction card in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with an image of Uncle Sam carrying a gun; box cover inscribed, "UNCLE SAM'S FAMILY/ CHRONICLES OF/ FOR/ 100 YEARS/ NOYES & SNOW/ SUCCRS TO/ West & Lee Game Co./ WORCHESTER, MASS."