Wood and metal push toy; cylindrical wooden barrell with a music ball inside turned around a metal axel attached to a twisted metal handle; cyclinder of the barrell with applied paper advertisments.

Wood and metal miniature "Bissell's Midget" floor sweeper with four wheels, a spinning wire brush cleaner attatched to the base of a trapazoidal box; long cylindical wooden handle; top of box printed, "THIS TOY WILL REMIND YOU OF BISSELL'S FULL SIZED/ BISSELL'S / MIDGET/ CYCO BALL BEARING [?] FOR THE HOME".

Card game "The Home History Game" with 110 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover lithographed with an image of a three man drum and fife corp in colonial dress; box cover inscribed, "HOME/ HISTORY GAME/ FOR BOYS/ AND GIRLS/ MILTON BRADLEY CO. SPRINGFIELD, MASS."

"The Historiscope Panorama and History of Americas" panorama in a cardboard box with window cut in top to reveal a series of views that are printed on a long strip of paper housed on two spools and rotated with cranks (cranks missing); views are polychrome representations of important scenes and events in American history; the top of the box around the window is printed to look like a theater.

"The Myriopticon Rebellion: A Historical Panorama" panorama in a cardboard box with window cut in top to reveal a series of views that are printed on a long strip of paper housed on two spools and rotated with cranks (cranks missing); views are polychrome representations of important scenes and events in American history; the top of the box around the window is printed to look like a theater; an eight page script and packet of tiny admission tickets accompanying the panorama.

Puzzle in blue cardboard box, with cover illustration of poppies in vase; box divided into four compartments, with twenty strips of cardboard forming four different pictures with vases or bowls of flowers on table, with each letter of the complete word printed on each strip: poppy, tulip, roses, pansy; the object of the game is to match the pictures together by calling upon players for strips.

Set of eighteen square blocks (one missing) painted red or white with numbers or letters painted on two sides; cardboard box with an applied label with two children playing with blocks in a nursery; label inscribed, "Second Series./ HILL'S/ No. 1/ ALPHABET BLOCKS/ S. L. HILL WILLIAMSBURGH NY".

"The Fire Engine Picture Puzzle" paper covered picture puzzle box with an image of a steam engine drawn by two horses and ridden by two men; box cover with the inscription, "FIRE ENGINE/ PICTURE/ PUZZLE/ The PARTS of this PUZZLE/ fit together/ CLOSELY and PERFECTLY/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS./ U.S.A."

"Happy Families Card Game" with 44 chromolithographed playing cards and an instruction card; eleven sets of four cards each representing a family including "Tape the Tailor", "Bun the Baker", "Dip the Dyer" and "Dose the Doctor".

"The New Game of Illustrated Proverbs" with 62 chromolithographed playing cards divided into twelve sets of illustrated proverbs such as "First catch your hare, then cook him.", "Little and good." and one direction card.