"The Game of Puss in the Corner" card came with 32 playing cards and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; each polychrome lithographed card has an image of cats, mice, or rats; box cover lithographed with a cat in a window; box cover inscribed, "THE/ GAME/ OF/ PUSS/ IN THE/ CORNER/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. NEW YORK.".

Bi-fold, paper covered, advertising checker board; interior of the board printed with red and black squares; each red square printed with a gold Indian head coin inscribed, "GOLD MEDAL/ IS THE BEST"; border around the squares printed with eight uses for "Gold Medal Soda Saleratus" and the brand and company name; one side of the reverse of the board printed with the gold Indian head coin, the other printed with a young girl in Victorian costume.

"Lotto" a 'bingo'-type game with twenty-four printed cards, 89 wooden pieces each marked with a different number from 1 to 90 (missing 1) and one glass marker in a paper covered cardboard box; each card printed with three rows of nine rectangles, each having five numbers printed on them; box cover printed with the image of three children playing "Lotto" and a dog; box cover inscribed inscribed, "LOTTO/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. N. Y."; instructions printed on the inside of the cover.

"Lotto" a 'bingo'-type game with twenty-four printed cards and 75 wooden pieces each marked with a different number from 1 to 89 (missing 10) in a paper covered cardboard box; each card printed with three rows of nine rectangles, each having five numbers printed on them; box cover printed with the image of three cats and inscribed, "LOTTO/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. N. Y."; instructions printed on the inside of the cover.

"The Improved Game of Fish Pond" in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of seven children sitting on a pier at the edge of the sea holding fishing lines; interior of the box decorated with a scene of pond containing lily pads and frogs, with 23 slits cut out in rows; 5 cardboard fish of various colors, with metal grommets to be caught by, and with their names printed on one side ("BASS", "SHAD") and numbers on the other; 1 wooden poles with string threaded through holes at end, with metal hooks at end of line; instructions printed on inside of cover.

"Grandmama's Improved Game of Useful Knowledge" card game with 97 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 blue paper cover; booklet inscribed, "DIRECTIONS and ANSWERS / TO/ GRANDMA'S/ GAME of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE./ McLOUGHLIN BROS., manufacturers,/ NEW YORK"; box cover lithographed with a woman and child viewing an exhibit of stuffed animals; cover inscribed, "GRANDMAMA'S/ IMPROVED/ GAME./ OF/ USEFUL/ KNOWLEDGE/ McLOUGHLIN/ BROS./ N.Y.".

Child's paint and color kit in a paper covered cardboard box; box has five compartments filled with 31 water color cards printed with farm animals, 25 crayon cards with molded images of exotic animals and farm animals, a paintbrush, 2 tissue paper instruction sheets, and five paper numbers; in three compartments, black strings are run through to hold missing paint tubes and brushes; one compartment has three attached wooden paint pots; box cover lithographed with a young girl seated at an easel painting a Venitian canal scene; cover inscribed, "LITTLE FOLKS/ COLOR KIT/ MILTON BRADLEY CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS."

Paper covered cardboard folding doll house in a cross-form with four lithographed rooms including a dining-room, kitchen, parlor and bedroom; cover lithographed with an image of two girls playing with the doll house on a table; cover inscribed, "THE/ NEW/ FOLDING/ DOLL HOUSE"; interior of the cover printed, "The/ New Folding/ Doll House/ PATENTED JAN 30TH 1894./ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."

"Soldier Ten-Pins" table game in a box with twelve lithographed paper "British soldiers" or pins on wooden stands, three missing stands and a wood and metal gun; each soldier printed with a number on its reverse; paper covered cardboard box with an image of two British soldiers and a cannon lithographed on the cover; box cover inscribed, "SOLDIER/ TEN-PINS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. New York."

"Game of War at Sea or Don't Give Up the Ship" board game with the board set into the base of the box and twenty painted lead battleships; the board represents the ocean and land from Halifax, Canada to Brazil with the Great Lakes, the Mississippi River, Cuba and other landmarks indicated; the ocean is represented as light blue and blue checkerboard; cities are indicated by the flag of the country they belong to including New York (U.S. flag), Winnipeg (Canadian flag), Havana (Spanish flag); flap at the bottom of the board lifts to reveal a compartment to store the lead ships; cover of box with a lithographed image of a U.S. battleship at sea; box cover inscribed, "Game/ of/ WAR/ AT SEA/ OR/ 'DON'T/ GIVE UP/ THE SHIP/ COPYRIGHT 1898 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK.'"