Wooden nesting alphabet block (hollow) covered in paper; top printed with sequence of letters, "RST/ UVW/ XYZ"; sides with chromolithographed illustrations from the story of Tom Thumb; one side lithographed with the inscription, "TOM THUMB nest/ BLOCKS".

Board game with box, gameboard, spinner and eighteen wooden playing pieces; on cover of cardboard box, lithographed illustration of two boys playing baseball, one as the batter and the other as the catcher, batter dressed in a vertically striped shirt and cap, and the catcher all in blue; board represents a baseball diamond with each position indicated with an orange or white circle; crossed baseball bats, gloves and balls in opposite corners; circular cardboard spinner with metal arrow marked with numbers and directions; nine circular red playing pieces and nine circular natural playing pieces.

Card game "American Eagle Educational Series: Geography" with 48 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with an image of an American bald eagle with a laurel branch in its talon; box cover inscribed, "American Eagle/ EDUCATIONAL SERIES/ GEOGRAPHY/ PARKER BROTHERS, INC. SALEM, MASS., U.S.A.".

Card game with box, instruction booklet and 52 playing cards; on cover of cardboard box, lithographed illustration of Salem, Massachusetts, on hill over a habor with a steamship and sailing vessels, inset in a circle is a city street with a train terminal; cover inscribed, "AMERICAN/ Cities/ A GAME/ PUBLISHED BY/ PARLER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS, U.S. A./ Copyrighted/ 1893;" 52 playing cards, each depicting an American city with its name, state, population, a fact about it and the number of points the card is worth.

Board game with box, gameboard, and spinner and four wooden playing pieces; on cover of cardboard box, lithographed illustration of three bears in a tree and a portrait bust of Goldenlocks in a blue shirt with red bow at the collar; on board, spaces arranged in a serpentine pattern, four marked with "STOP," with central area the woods and surrounding illustrations of scenes from the tale of Little Red Riding Hood; square cardboard spinner with metal arrow. Game board not original to cover - belongs to a Red Riding Hood game.

Wooden box with glass top revealing a series of printed depictions of animals, fruit and the alphabet; the figures are rendered on a long strip of paper which is housed on two spools and rotated by cranks; the sides of the box are covered in blue paper; the object of the slate is to trace the images and the words.

"The Game of Watermelon Patch" in a paper covered wood and cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a caricature of three black men, one playing an accordion and the others dancing, by the light of a lantern in a watermelon patch; interior of the box decorated with a watermelon patch with vines running across, with 22 slits cut out in rows; 23 cardboard watermelons, 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 New Game of Migration" board game with 64 wooden playing pieces, a board and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with a band of Native Americans traveling across an open plain, some riding horses, others carrying children, horses pulling carts and dogs chasing them; box cover inscribed, "NEW GAME OF MIGRATION/ COPYRIGHTED 1890/ McLOUGHLIN BRO'S NEW-YORK."; board has an outer circle in a checker board pattern and four triangles within, in each corner are cartoon figures, two men and two women, looking in at the board; reverse of the board printed, "Migration." in script.

Miniature cardboard village in a box with a foldout town map, four complete buildings including the church, the greenhouse and two homes, ten tin stands and ten paper figures, trees, fences and accessories; box cover lithographed with an image of a boy and girl playing with a village set on a large table while a mother holding an infant looks on; box inscribed, "THE NEW/ PRETTY VILLAGE/ CHURCH SET/ COPYRIGHT/ 1897 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK."

Paper covered carboard bi-fold game board with a square spiral path of colored rectangles passing people and places such as "The Beggar", "The Bridge", "The Imp" and "The Queen" all while trying to reach "The Pool".