"Round the World" board game with five cardboard and metal spinners, four with two arrows, one with a single arrow, a cardboard and wood teetotem and four cardboard playing pieces with metal edges and bi-fold paper covered game board lithographed with a spiral path with 93 steps, each step has an image of a three masted sail boat or a seascape leading to a cental image of New York Harbor and lower Manhattan; dock scene depicted in one corner, cornucopias in two others and the inscription, "ROUND THE WORLD/ PUBLISHED/ BY/ M. BRADLEY & Co./ SPRINGFIELD/ MASS" in the fourth; reverse of the board printed, "ROUND/ THE/ WORLD."; playing pieces in a separate box inscribed, "THE GAME OF/ ROUND/ THE/ WORLD/ MILTON BRADLEY & Co. SPRINGFIELD, MASS".

"Game of Round the World with Nellie Bly" board game with board, spinner, four turned wooden playing pieces, instructions and a quality control slip in paper covered cardboard box; board with a multicolored 73 step circular path detailing a trip around the world starting and finishing in New York; center of board with image of lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty; four corners printed with Nellie Bly, Jules Verne, a train and a steam ship; board inscribed, "NELLIE BLY/ THE WORLD'S GLOBE CIRCLER/ GOOD BY PHINEAS!/ JULES VERNE/ SPEEDING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC./ OVER A MILE A MINUTE./ ALL RECORDS BROKEN." reverse of the board printed with an image of Bly carrying a case and inscribed, "GAME OF/ Round/ the/ World/ A/ NOVEL AND/ FASCINATING/ GAME/ With/ THE WORLD'S GLOBE CIRCLER/ Nellie Bly./ WITH/ PLENTY/ OF/ EXCITEMENT/ BY/ LAND AND/ SEA/ McLOUGHLIN BRO'S PUB, NEW YORK. COPYRIGHT 1890 BY J.A.GROZIER"; box cover with and image of Nellie Bly and the inscription, "ROUND THE WORLD/ WITH/ NELLIE BLY./ A NOVEL AND FASCINATING GAME WITH PLENTY/ OF EXCITEMENT ON LAND AND SEA./ McLOUGHLIN BROS. NEW YORK."

Miniature cardboard village in a box with seven complete houses, two partial houses and three tin stands; box cover lithographed with an image of eight children playing with a village set, five in a parlor and three on the stair and an entry hall, image surrounded by a paper village; box inscribed, "THE PRETTY/ VILLAGE/ Copyrighted 1890/ by McLOUGHLIN BRO'S/ N-YORK."

Wooden box covered in dark blue paper, with cover illustration of completed puzzle in various colors of side-wheel steamer "PILGRIM" with three decks and two smokestacks passing under finely detailed bridge (probably Brooklyn Bridge); tugboat to right and another side-wheel steamer to left; decks crowded with figures, some colorfully dressed; 68 large puzzle pieces.

"Dissected Map of the United States" picture puzzle with 52 pieces (missing North Carolina) in a wooden box; cover lithographed with an illustration in various colors of Liberty dressed in blue gown with red and white striped drapery, seated on rock in pastoral setting with representation of a Native American standing next to her with a feather headdress, and moccasins, holding bow; box cover inscribed, "DISSECTED MAP/ OF THE/ United States/ McLOUGHLIN/ BROS./ N.Y".

"Vignette Authors" card game with 72 playing cards in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a medallion portrait of Longfellow surrounded by books and writing equipment; box cover inscribed, "VIGNETTE AUTHORS/ E. G. SELCHOW & CO. NEW YORK./ REGISTER IN PATENT OFFICE SEPTEMBER 17TH 1874.".

"The London Game" board game with thiry-seven cardboard letters, a metal postal carrier game piece, two bone die, two wooden dice cups stored in paper covered cardboard game board with a cardboard drawer in the side to hold the playing implements; board chromolithographed with a map of London with labeled streets, buildings and geographical highlights, each building numbered; inscription lithographed in the lower corner "THE/ LONDON/ GAME/ PARKER BROTHERS/ PATENTS SALEM MASS. PENDING/ USA".

"Game of Authors" card game with 64 playing cards and an instruction card in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover inscribed, "GAME/ OF/ AUTHORS/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. N.Y.".

"Playday Stories" children's book with 36 pages of stories, each illustrated with a print; chromolithographed cover of two young girls with golf clubs; cover inscribed, "PLAYDAY STORIES./McLOUGHLIN BROS./ NEW YORK"; carboard cover bound with green fabric.

"The Game of Authors" card game with 30 playing cards and an instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a medallion portrait of Longfellow; box cover inscription, "THE/ GAME/ OF/ AUTHORS/ PARKER BROTHERS, SALEM, MASS., U.S.A.".