"Swing a Peg" table hoop game with a swinging wooden post (ball applied to one end, tapered finial on ethe other) on a metal support inserted into a wooden stand and four cardboard rings to toss in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with a family playing "Swing A Peg" around a parlor table; box cover inscribed, "Swing A/ Peg/ 4390/ Milton Bradley Co./ Springfield, Mass., U.S.A./ THE WORLD'S/ BEST GAMES/ BRADLEY'S/ MADE IN AMERICA"; directions printed on the underside of the box cover.

"Donkey Party Game" party game with a canvas cloth printed with a donkey in black and white with the inscription, "DONKEY PARTY" in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover with an image of three children watching a blindfolded girl attempt to pin a tail on the donkey; box cover inscribed, "THE/ DONKEY PARTY/ GAME/ 7500/ COPYRIGHT 1901/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., NEW YORK."

"Bradley's Toy Town Post Office" miniature child's post office including a postman's mask, a cardboard fronticepiece and two wooden stands to create the office, seven letters with envelopes, five picture post cards, three telegrams, a cablegram, two postal orders and three sheets of stamps in a paper covered cardboard box; box cover chromolithographed with an image of two children mailing letters in a green "TOY TOWN" mailbox with letters floating above their heads; box cover inscribed, "BRADLEY'S/ TOY TOWN/ POST OFFICE/ THE WORLD'S/ BEST GAMES/ BRADLEY'S/ MADE IN AMERICA/ 4440".

"An Amusing Game. The Horse Show" with a bi-fold paper covered cardboard gameboard, eight wooden playing pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and eight square cardboard "medals" in a paper covered cardboard box; board chromolithographed with a checkerboard which is yellow and red in the center and blue and peach around the sides, corners with images of four horses; box cover chromolithographed with an image of a woman riding a bucking horse; box cover inscribed, "AN AMUSING GAME/ THE/ HORSE/ SHOW/ MANUFACTURED/ BY/ J. H. SINGER,/ NEW YORK, U.S.A."

"Games of Jerome Park Steeple Chase, Balky Horse and Pool" board games in a paper covered wood and cardboard box that resembles a book (folds open) with "Balky Horse" and "Pool" on the interior and "Jerome Park Steeple Chase" on the exterior; one side of the interior with a circular board numbered 1 through 10 with horses heads in the corner and on the other side two sets of cards in two rows representing the numbers 1 through 10; exterior of the box chromolithographed with an oval race track with numbers around the edges an traps at six intervals, image of three men on horseback at the bottom of the oval, men jumping traps in medallions in the corners and the directions lithographed in the center of the track; playing pieces include a paper instruction booklet, a five piece wooden spinner with wooden arrow and three chromolithographed jockey and horse playing pieces in wooden stands in a paper covered cardboard box with an image of the front of a stable labeled, "JEROME PARK/ STABLES".

"Jerome Park Steeple Chase" board game in a paper covered cardboard and wood box with four chromolithographed horse and jockey playing pieces in wooden stands; board (folds in four) with an oval race track with numbers around the edges an traps at six intervals, image of three men on horseback at the bottom of the oval, men jumping traps in medallions in the corners; directions lithographed in the center of the track; box cover cromolithographed with a pack of four men on horses jumping a fence, one being thrown, one fallen; box cover inscribed, "JEROME PARK/ Steeple-Chase/ McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS, NEW-YORK."

"The Little Cowboy Game" board game with 16 circular wooden game pieces, a cardboard spinner with a metal arrow and a paper board applied to the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard box; chromolithographed box cover depicts a boy riding a horse swinging a lasso with a rider chasing a bull in the background; box cover inscribed, "The/ LITTLE/ COWBOY/ GAME/ PARKER BROTHERS/ SALEM, MASS., U.S.A."; chromolithographed board with a checkered oval track with a cowboy and steer pictured in the center; wooden aprons.

"Nine Men Morris" and "Man in the Moon" game board in a wooden frame, one each on obverse and reverse; "Man in the Moon" chromolithographed on the face, checkerboard showing the phases of the moon, surrounded by a floral border; face inscribed, "McLOUGHLIN BROS., NEW YORK/MAN in the MOON. No. 612."; "Nine Men Morris" chromolithographed on the reverse, square playing field with three rings of paths, a cat in a bonnet in the center and four personified cats in the corners; reverse inscribed, "NINE MEN MORRICE, No. 612/ McLOUGHLIN BROS., NEW YORK".

"The Game of Tight Rope" bi-fold, paper covered cardboard game board; board chromolithographed with an image of four clowns crossing a tightrope above a river with a waterfall in the background, one man is falling into the river and two men are swimming out to a boat in the lower right corner, below tight rope is a numbered grid; board inscribed, "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1870, by McLOUGHLIN BROS., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington./ GAME OF TIGHT ROPE."; Label on the revese of the board with a man walking on a tight rope and the inscription, "GAME OF/ TIGHT/ ROPE/ McLOUGHLIN BROS. NEW YORK."

"The Lively Game of Scramble" board game with a square paper covered cardboard board, six wooden playing pieces, an ivory die, two paper slide rules numbered 1 through 40 and a paper instruction booklet in a paper covered cardboard box; board with a white square in the center inscribed, "The Game of/ 4/ SCRAMBLE" surounded by four red triangles each numbered "3", and twelve squares around the edge numbered 1 or 2; box cover inscribed, "The/ Lively Game of/ SCRAMBLE./ Manufactured by/ American Game Co./ 25 cts."