"Map of the United States Puzzle: Each State Cut Separate" picture puzzle with 52 pieces (missing Maine, Georgia, Arkansas, Minnesota and a piece of the Gulf of Mexico) and a printed, folded illustration of the puzzle in a cardboard box; cover lithographed with an illustration in various colors of Liberty dressed in a blue gown with draped flags, laurel leaves, oak and acorn and a U.S. shield holding a sword in one hand a a golden ball in the other; box cover inscribed, "MAP OF THE/ UNITED/ STATES/ EACH/ STATE CUT/ SEPARATE/ PUZZLE/ McLOUGHLIN BROS, NEW YORK".

"The Darktown Fancy Ball Puzzle" twenty-four piece paper covered cardboard picture puzzle of a caricatured African-American dance hall with charaterizations of African-Americans dressed as clowns, bellhops, knights, military officers, etc. in a shoddy room; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a caricatured African-American couple in a carriage, the man with feathers in his hair and the woman with a nappy around her head; box cover lithographed with the inscription, "THE/ DARKTOWN/ FANCY/ BALL/ PICTURE/ PUZZLE/ Copyright 1894/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS. U.S.A."

"Jack the Giant Killer" children's book with 12 pages of chromolithographed images of the adventures of "Jack the Giant Killer" (a british hero) accompanied by the story; chromolithographed cover of a boy dressed in medieval costume holding a sword and a giant's head; cover inscribed, "JACK/ THE/ GIANT KILLER/ COPYRIGHTED 1895/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."

"Blown Up Steamer a Fire Engine Puzzle" picture puzzle with twenty-six cardboard pieces chromolithographed with an image of a steam-fire engine with all the parts labeled; wooden box with an appled paper label; label lithographed with the inscription, "The Blown up/ STEAMER/ A FIRE ENGINE/ PUZZLE/ MILTON BRADLEY Co. SPINGFIELD, MASS."; paper on canvas complete image of the puzzle folded and place in the bottom of the box.

"The Fire Engine Picture Puzzle" sixty-six (two pieces missing) piece paper covered cardboard picture puzzle of a a steam pumper driven by two horses racing along a street to a fire; box cover chromolithographed with the same image and the inscription, "FIRE ENGINE/ PICTURE PUZZLE/ Copyrighted 1887. by/ McLOUGHLIN BRO's."

"Locomotive Picture Puzzle" sixty-eight piece paper covered cardboard picture puzzle of a locomotive engine pulling into a train station pulling a coal car and passenger car behind with a signal man in the foreground waving a red flag and the station in the back ground; box cover chromolithographed with the same image and the inscription, "LOCOMOTIVE/ PICTURE PUZZLE/ Copyrighted 1887/ by McLOUGHLIN BRO's/ NEW-YORK."

"Locomotive Picture Puzzle" sixty-eight piece paper covered cardboard picture puzzle of a locomotive engine pulling into a train station pulling a coal car and passenger car behind with a signal man in the foreground waving a red flag and the station in the back ground; box cover chromolithographed with the same image and the inscription, "LOCOMOTIVE/ PICTURE PUZZLE/ Copyrighted 1887/ by McLOUGHLIN BRO's/ NEW-YORK."

"Nursery Tiles Ilustrated by BOZ" twenty-four paper covered wooden blocks with chromolithographed images related to each letter of the alphabet on one side and a poem related to the image on the reverse such as "P" for parrot; blocks in a paper covered wood and cardboard box in the form of a book with a metal clasp closure; box cover illustrated with the blocks, A, B, C, and inscribed, "NURSERY/ TILES/ ILLUSTRATED/ BY/ BOZ/ PUBLISHED BY/ IVES, BLAKSLEE & CO./ NEW YORK./ G. SCHLEGEL & SON, LITH., 75 & 77 DUANE ST., N.Y."

Square game board (folds in two) with images of the first twenty two presidents depicted in medallions along the edges, red, white and blue spaces around images of the White House and Senate chambers draped in flags, acanthus leaves and U.S. Shields; blue label on the outside of the board inscribed, "THE/ Game of Politics/ OR THE/ Race for the Presidency./ MANUFACTURED BY THE/ W. S. REED TOY CO., LEOMINSTER, MASS./ COPYRIGHTED 1887 BY JEANIE P. CLARKE."

"Yankee Doodle: A Game of American History" board game in a paper covered wood and carboard box with a drawer in the left side to hold the playing pieces and the board applied across the bottom half of the box; board a winding path of circles and cartouche vignettes detailing the history of the United States the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893, including the Boston Tea Party, the battle of the Monitor and the Merrimac and the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge; box cover chromolithographed with a medallion portrait of a revolutionary drum and fyfe corp., the Battle of Bunker Hill, a medallion bust of Ben franklin and the Battle of the Constitution and the Guerriere 1812; box cover inscribed, "YANKEE/ DOODLE/ A/ GAME/ of/ American/ History/ 1775/ Battle of Bunker Hill 1775/ Constitution and Guerriere 1812/ Copyright 1895 by PARKER BROTHERS Salem, Mass. USA"; playing pieces include four turned wooden playing pieces and eight bone chips.