"The Elite Conversation Cards" card game with 48 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with a polychrome image of a two cupids gathering flowers; box cover inscribed, "ThE/ ELITE/ SOCIAL & SENTIMENTAL/ CONVERSATION/ CARDS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS, N.Y."; playing cards printed with suggestive questions and answers on each side of the card such as "Do you think one true love enough?" and "My conscience rests easy on that score."

"My Darling's Pictoral ABC" children's book with 12 paper pages with lithographed images of objects and vignettes accompanied by letters of the alphabet; chromolithographed cover with a boy and girl reading an oversized book; back cover printed with advertisements; cover inscribed, "M Y LITTLE/ DARLING'S/ Pictor l/ A B/ C/ McLOUGHLIN BROS/ PUBLISHERS N.Y."

Card game "Roosevelt at San Juan" with fifteen playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; each card has questions and answers pertaining to the Spanish-American War printed on one side; box cover lithographed with a medallion portrait of Teddy Roosevelt and rough riders attacking; box cover inscribed, "ROOSEVELT/ AT/ SAN JUAN/ STARRY FLAG SERIES/ COPYRIGHT 1899 CHAFFEE & SELCHOW, NEW YORK."

Board game with board, box, fourteen wooden playing pieces, and one cardboard and metal spinner; board set into the bottom half of the box with multi-colored circles labeled "shoot" and retreat" arranged over a South African landscape; box cover has images of a Boer soldier on horseback, a medallion portrait of General Sir G.S. White and a portait of President Paul Kruger; box cover inscribed, "FIGHTING / with/ the/ BOERS/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS.,/ U. S. A.;" seven red wooden playing pieces and seven white wooden playing pieces.

"The Game of Golf" board game box top with a chromolithographed image of two woman and two men playing golf with two caddies in the background; box cover lithographed, "THE GAME OF/ Golf/ TOKALON SERIES/ TRADE MARK/ Published by EDGAR O. CLARK,/ SUCCESSOR TO/ CLARk & SOWDON,/ NEW YORK."

"Alphabetic Object Teacher" scroll game in a wooden box revealing a series of printed depictions of animals and objects each beside the letter of the alphabet each represents, such as "A" for apple and "B" for boat; the figures are chromolithographed on a long strip of paper which is housed on two spools and rotated by cranks;the underside of the box has a chromolithographed depiction of a woman on a bicycle.

Cardboard card game in a box with instruction booklet and 192 playing cards; box cover with black and white lithographed image of a crowd strolling and swimming at the beach with an inset image of a woman wearing a hat with ostrich feathers; cover inscribed, "EXCURSION TO/ CONEY ISLAND/ MILTON BRADLEY & CO./ SPRINGFIELD/ MASS."

Board game with board, instructions and box containing playing cards, paper money, six wooden playing pieces, four metal chairs and one die; square board (folds in two) with multi-colored spaces arranged around the edge and around a central image of a "Stock Pool;" label on outside of board and on box has images of a stock ticker, a bull, a bear and a photograph of the creator, Charles B. Darrow; labels inscribed, "BULLS and BEARS/ REG. U.S. PATENT OFFICE/ A STOCK EXCHANGE GAME/ BY/ Charles B. Darrow/ (MONOPOLY, ETC.)/ Parker Brothers Inc/ SALEM, MASS., NEW YORK, LONDON."

Card game "Young People's Geographical Game" with 30 playing cards and a instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with an outline of North America over an image of Boston and an image of San Francisco; box cover inscribed, "YOUNG/ PEOPLE'S/ GEOGRAPHICAL/ GAME/ BOSTOn./ GOLDEN GATE./ PUBLISHED BY/ Parker Bros./ SALEM. MASS.".

Three car wooden train with twenty alphabet blocks stored inside the baggage and passenger cars; passenger car with lithographed illustrations on four sides of passenger in windows and inscribed, "ADIRONDACK RAIL ROAD/ LAKE PLACID" on two sides; baggage car lithographed on four sides with doors and inscribed, "ADIRONDACK RAIL ROAD/ BAGGAGE/ EXPRESS/ A. R. R./ 61" on two sides; all three sections on four sets of wheels; blocks lithographed on oneside with children holding the letters of the alphabet; opposite sides of the blocks form a puzzle with an image of a train and buffalo entitled, "ACROSS THE PLAINS".