"Komikal Konversation Kards" card game with 96 playing card in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with a polychrome image of a children's card game interrupted by the intrusion of two goats into the parlor, two jokers holding cards are seated in the lower corners; box cover inscribed, "KOMIKAL KONVERSATION KARDS/ PUBLISHED BY SELCHOW & RIGHTER, NEW YORK.";instructions printed on the interior of the box cover; 48 red playing cards and 48 white playing cards printed with comical phrases such as "Pea soup in a strawberry box." and "A bang-up kiss from the one you love."

"Ouija: Mystifying Oracle" board game with a rectangular masonite board with an applied screen printed playing field; playing field printed with a sun and a mooon in the upper corners and ghosts directing the movement of the indicator in the lower corners; the alphabet, the numbers 1 through 0 and "YES/ NO/ GOODBYE" are printed in the center of the board; white plastic heart-shaped indicator with three legs and a clear circle in the center; rectangular white cardboard box; box top printed with a blue ghost on a black background and inscibed, "WILLIAM FULD/ Talking Board Set/ OUIJA/ Mystifying Oracle/ PARKER BROTHERS, INC. * SALEM, MASS., U.S.A."

"The New Pilgrim's Progress" board game in box with board, 2 two-arrow spinners and eleven turned playing pieces; paper covered cardboard bi-fold board with a multi-colored path from the city of Destruction to the Celestial City, the landscape includes Mt. Sinai, The Cross, Vanity Fair, the Valley of the Shadow of Death and Beulah Land; reverse of board printed, "THE/ Pilgrim's Progress/ -NEW-GAME.-"; cover of paper covered wood and cardboard box printed with images of angels, hell a man at the True Cross, and other pilgrims; box inscribed, "THE NEW/ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS/ McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS/ COPYRIGHT 1893. NEW YORK".

"Fish Pond" board game in a paper coverd carboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of two fish; interior of the box decorated with a scene of pond containing lily pads, fish and frogs, with 22 slits cut out in rows; 2 cardboard fish of various colors, with hole cut through to be caught by, and with their names printed on one side ("BASS", "SHAD") and numbers on the other; instructions printed on inside of cover.

"Fish Pond" game in a paper coverd cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of two boys sitting at the edge of a river holding fishing lines; interior of the box decorated with a scene of pond containing lily pads, fish and frogs, with 6 slits cut out in rows; 6 cardboard fish of various colors, with hole cut through to be caught by, and with their names printed on one side ("BASS", "SHAD") and numbers on the other; 2 wooden poles with string threaded through holes at end, with metal hooks at end of line; instructions printed on inside of cover.

"Hook Fish Pond" board game in a paper coverd wooden box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of two children and a woman sitting in a rowboat, on a river, holding fishing lines with a bridge and a boathouse in the distance; interior of the box decorated with the same scene with 16 slits cut out in rows; 16 cardboard fish of various colors, with holes cut through to be caught by, and with numbers printed on one side; 2 wooden poles with string threaded through holes at end, with metal hooks at end of line; instructions printed on inside of cover.

"The Improved Game of Fish Pond" board game in a paper covered wooden box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of four children sitting on the edge of a river holding fishing lines; interior of the box decorated with scene of pond containing lily pads and frogs, with 22 slits cut out in rows; 17 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; 2 wooden poles with string threaded through holes at end, with metal hooks at end of line; instructions printed on inside of cover.

"Dry Land Fish Pond Game" board game with five wooden fishing poles and twenty-nine turned wooden bell-shaped "fish" with metal eyes screwed into the tops in a wooden box covered in brown paper; box cover inscribed, "DRY/ LAND FISH POND GAME/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."; chromolithographed illustration on cover of a man on a beach holding a fishing line with a whale on the end and a boat in the distance; five wooden poles with string threaded through holes at end, with metal hooks at end of line.

Ten wooden nesting alphabet blocks (hollow) covered in paper, each progressively smaller than the next, nesting into each other; each block printed with sequence of five letters in alphabet, one on each side, grouped as A-E, F-J, and each printed with illustrations of various colors related to the letter such as a cat for "c"; largest block printed on one side, "J.A.CRANDALL's/ MAMMOTH/ ABC/ PATENTED JUNE 28TH 1888".

"Game of Star Authors, Illustrated" card game with 48 playing cards and an instruction card in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a bust of Shakeaspere on a bookshelf; box cover inscription, "GAME OF/ AUTHORS/ ILLUSTRATED./ McLOUGHLIN. BROS'./ NEW YORK.".