"India: An Oriental Game" board game in a paper covered cardboard box; paper covered bi-fold game board stamped on the reverse, "INDIA/ An Oriental/ Game./ Copyright 1895 by McLoughlin Bros.,/ New York."; parcheesi-style board with a thatched hut and palm trees in a medallion in the center labeled "HOME" and star decorations in the four corners; cover of the box inscribed, "INDIA/ An Oriental/ Game./ Copyright 1895 by McLoughlin Bros.,/ New York." with an image of a man in a red turban sitting cross-legged on a camel; game pieces include two dice cups, two die, 15 wooden playing pieces and a paper instruction sheet.

"The Premium Game of Logomachy or War of Words" card game with 70 playing cards printed with images of children, flowers and couples and a letter from the alphabet on one side; box cover stamped in gold with the inscription, "THE PREMIUM/ GAME/ LOGOMACHY/ OR WAR OF WORDS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. INC./ NEW YORK"

"India: An Oriental Game" board game in a paper covered cardboard and wood box; paper game board applied to the bottom half of the box; parcheesi-style board with a thatched hut and palm trees in a medallion in the center labeled "HOME" and star decorations in the four corners; cover of the box inscribed, "INDIA/ AN ORIENTAL/ GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS/ New York/ 5238" with an image of a man in a red turban sitting cross-legged on a camel.

"Games of Cats and Mice, Gantalope and Lost Diamond" board game with a hinged box that opens like a book with two boards on the interior; one side is a grid of yellow and purple numbered squares surrounded by a path of green circles labeled "MAIN ROAD" and "HOME" and the other side with an oval path of yellow and maroon squares around four paths labeled "GOAL" that stretch out into arms labeled "HOME"; box opens to a board with paths of green and yellow squares divided by silhouettes of cats around chromolithographed images of mice in a barn; side of box lithographed, "GAMES OF CATS AND MICE/ GANTELOPE and LOST DIAMOND"; game board paper cover from the original sleeve with a chromolithograped label with an image of mice being chased by a cat and the inscription, "GAMES OF/ CATS AND MICE/ GANTLOPE and/ LOST DIAMOND/ McLOUGHLIN BRO'S, NEW YORK."; paper instruction booklet, double-arrow spinner on a wooden block, and sixteen wooden playing pieces.

"Games of Messenger Boy, Tivoli and Fox and Geese" board game with a hinged box that opens like a book with two boards on the interior. One side is a grid with, yellow, peach, red and green spaces. Reverse has a red cross shaped track with a battle scene, a fox, a boy playing a board game and an angry goose in the corners; box opens to a grid board on the exterior with spaces marked with stars, numbers and instructions such as "Dullnee Go back to 1" and "Head of Firm", corners decorated with medallions, bottom two images of the application office, upper two with prisons; side of box lithographed, "MCLOUGHLIN BROS./ MESSENGER BOY"; smaller cardboard box holds 17 playing pieces and a spinner.

"Sliced Objects" puzzle in a paper covered cardboard box, with cover illustration of eight personified frogs playing "Sliced Objects"; box cover inscribed, "SLICED OBJECTS/ PUBLISHED BY E. G. SELCHOW & CO. NEW YORK."; sixty-five strips of cardboard forming twelve different pictures of objects such as a fire engine and a house, with each letter of the complete word printed on each strip, many of the objects such as the bridge are New York City landmarks including High Bridge, Croton Dame, Stevens House, etc.

"Sliced Birds Improved: A Companion to Sliced Animals" puzzle in a paper covered cardboard box, with cover illustration of three birds in a tree; box cover inscribed, "SLICED BIRDS/ IMPROVED./ A/ COMPANION/ TO/ SLICED ANIMALS/ Published by SELCHOW & RIGHTER, N. Y."; sixty-nine strips of cardboard forming sixteen different pictures of birds such as a quail and a swan, with each letter of the complete word printed on each strip; the object of the game is to match the pictures together by calling upon players for strips; interior of the box cover printed with each image.

"Cut Up Rink: Fun on Roller Skates" picture puzzles in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with caricatures of a soldier and a woman roller skating in an indoor rink; box cover inscribed, "CUT UP/ RINK/ FUN ON ROLLER SKATES/ J.H.S. N.Y."; seven cardboard puzzles cut into four strips each with images entitled, "BOLD/ HOW BRAVE THEY LOOK", "RACE/ HOW FAST THEY GO.", "MEET/ GLAD TO SEE YOU.", "AIRY/ SHE SKATES WITH GRACE.", "HURT/ PRIDE HAD A FALL.", "FAST/ GAZE ON THIS CHILD." and "FALL/ DOWN THEY ALL GO."; each puzzle with caricature figures skating including Native Americans, African Americans and the elderly.

"Sliced Animals Improved or Spelling Made Easy" puzzle in a paper covered cardboard box, with cover illustration of five children playing "Sliced Animals"; box cover inscribed, "SLICED ANIMALS IMPROVED/ OR SPELLING MADE EASY./ PUBLISHED BY SLCHOW & RIGHTER, NEW YORK."; seventy strips of cardboard forming sixteen different pictures of animals such as a horse and a zebra, with each letter of the complete word printed on each strip; the object of the game is to match the pictures together by calling upon players for strips; interior of the box cover printed with each image.

"Hood's Rainy Day and Balloon Puzzles" picture puzzle with 34 pieces in a paper covered cardboard box; includes a chromolithographed puzzle of a man driving a "Hood Sarsaparilla" carriage wih two horses in front of the Hood factory with a man holding an umbrella in the foreground and "Hood's Balloon Puzzle" of a family of four looking at a hot air balloon in the background floating over a barn covered in Hood slogans; box cover lithographed with images of the two puzzles and inscribed, "HOOD'S Rainy Day/ and Balloon PUZZLES/ These Puzzles are issued for the patrons of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Can/ be Obtained only by sending to us three of the trade-marks printed/ upon the buff wrappers of Hood's Sarsaparilla./ SPECIAL-Hood's Rainy Day and Balloon Puzzles are copyrighted and any/ infringement upon them will be prosecuted./ C.I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass."