"Life's Mishaps: A Merry Game and Domino Rex" board game with a hinged box that opens like a book with two boards on the interior; both sides with numbered medallions in the center labeled "DOMINO REX" and black and white checkerboards with domino marks on some of the black squares in the remaining areas; box opens to a circular board with "Life's Mishaps" chromolithographed on the reverse, circular path leading toward the center with 47 spaces, some of the spaces have images of a man having trouble with a series of tasks; game board slides into cardboard sleeve with a chromolithographed label with an image of a man running away from a chained dog inside the inscription, "LIFE'S MISHAPS/ A/ MERRY GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. NEW-YORK"; playing pieces include thirty-six wooden playing pieces, a paper instruction booklet and six bone counters.

The Game of Old Maid" card game with 35 printed paper playing cards and an instruction card; cards printed in pairs with caricatures such as "Dandy Dick" and "Goose Jockey" printed on each and a single old maid; box cover chromolithographed with an image of an old maid seated having tea with a parrot behind her; box inscribed, "THE/ GAME of/ OLD MAID/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., New York."

"Grandmama's Improved Geographical Game" card game with 118 cards and an instruction and answer booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; each numbered card is printed with a question; answers are printed in a booklet with an image of an old woman printed on the pink paper cover; booklet inscribed, "DIRECTIONS and ANSWERS / TO/ GRANDMA'S/ GAME of GEOGRAPHY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., manufacturers,/ NEW YORK"; box cover lithographed with a group of seated children around a puppet theatre with an Egyptian backdrop; cover inscribed, "GRANDMAMA'S/ IMPROVED/ GEOGRAPHICAL/ GAME/ AROUND/ THE WORLD/ McLOUGHLIN/ BROS./ N.Y."

"Game of Trip Around the World" board game with five lead yachts and three wooden dice cups in a paper covered cardboard game board applied across the top of the bottom half of the box; game board with a flap on the right sit that lifts to store playing pieces; board chromolithographed with a map of the world with a red path around the world starting in New York and ending in London, gold medals around the edge of the board with flags representing countries along the route; box cover with an image of Venice, Italy in the upper right corner and an image of three children riding a sea turtle on a beach with a steamship in the background in the lower left corner; box cover inscribed, "GAME OF/ TRIP/ ROUND/ THE/ WORLD/ Copyright 1897 by/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. N.Y."

"The Horseless Carrige Race" board game with two lead cars, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and a paper gameboard applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; board chromolithographed with a map of the U.S., southern Canada and northern Mexico with major cities such as New York, New Orleans, Mexico City, Los Angeles and Quebec depicted with a path of automobiles around the map; box cover with an image of a man and a woman riding in an early automobile with Niagra Falls, two bicyclists and automobiles in the background; box cover inscribed "THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE/ RACE/ McLOUGHLIN BROS/ NEW YORK/ COPYRIGHT 1900/ by McLOUGHLIN BROS/ NEW YORK".

"Spedem Auto Race Game" board game with a bi-fold paper covered cardboard game board and separate playing pieces box; playing pieces include a paper covered cardboard dice cup, six wooden die with the sides marked, "B/ D/ P/ S/ F/ M", six metal cars labeled, "DODGE", "FORD", "PAIGE", "STUTZ", "BUICK" and "MAX" and 12 handwritten cards numbered 1 through 6; board chromolithographed with a U-shaped six lane race track around a green with cars, men and three buildings; board inscribed, "SPE/ DEM/ AUTO RACE/ SPE/ DEM/ AUTO RACE/ START/ FINISH/ BLOW-OUT LOSE ONE THROW/ ACCIDENT RETURN TO START/ ALL-FAIR INCORPORATED CHURCHVILLE, N. Y. MADE IN U.S.A./ PATENTED APRIL 20, 1922"; label on the reverse of the board with a race car and the inscription, "AN ALL-FAIR GAME/ SPE/ DEM/ AUTO RACE/ GAME/ COPYRIGHT 1929 BY ALL-FAIR INCORPORATED CHURCHVILLE, N. Y. MADE IN U.S.A."

"Game of Round the World with Nellie Bly" board game with board, spinner, four turned wooden playing pieces and a paper instruction booklet in paper covered cardboard and wood box; board with a multicolored 73 step circular spiral path detailing a trip around the world starting and finishing in New York, center of board with image of lower manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty, four corners printed with Nellie Bly, Jules Verne, a train and a steam ship; board inscribed, "NELLIE BLY/ THE WORLD'S GLOBE CIRCLER/ GOOD BY PHINEAS!/ JULES VERNE/ SPEEDING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC./ OVER A MILE A MINUTE./ ALL RECORDS BROKEN."; box cover with and image of Nellie Bly standing on a globe with an image of Venice in the background and an airplane above; box cover inscribed, "ROUND the WORLD/ with NELLIE BLY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ Incorporated/ NEW YORK."

Board game with box, gameboard, instruction booklet, and spinner; on cover of cardboard box, lithographed illustration of woman (Nellie Bly) in brown and blue checked traveling suit with brown hair tucked under blue cap with carpetbag (or portmanteau) standing on path in front of landscape including snow-capped mountains, body of water, and telegraph poles; on board, spaces arranged in a spiral, marked with each day and various instructions, with central circle depicting Manhattan Island; illustration of Nellie Bly at top left corner and Jules Verne at top right corner; square cardboard spinner in various colors with metal arrow to be spun, marked with numbers.

"Mystic Cubes or the Spelling Bee Game" table game with seven wooden spelling cubes covered with paper and printed with a letter on each side and two wooden cups wrapped in black paper in a paper covered cardboard box; box has a chromolithographed image of a boy seated on a cannon shooting lettered cubes; box inscribed, "MYSTIC/ CUBES/ OR THE/ SPELLING BEE GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK./ COPYRIGHTED 1891".

"The Premium Game Logomachy or War of Words" card game with 55 playing cards printed with birds and a letter from the alphabet on one side in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover printed with a boy climbing a pole with a crowd below; box cover inscription, "Entered according to Act of Congress,/ in the year 1875, by F. A. WRIGHT, in the Office of the/ Librarian of Congress, at Washington./ PRICE/ 50/ Cents./ PREMIUM/ GAME/ LOGOMACHY/ OR/ WAR OF WORDS/ Published by F. A. WRIGHT, Cincinnati."