A red painted cast metal string holder and dispenser with yellow, pink and blue geometric decorations and a metal bar for holding the spool of beige twisted cotton string.

A dark metal coin counting device with a resevoir for each size coin including dollars and half-dollars as well as quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. Each coin area has a scale indicating the value of the stack and a corresponding key that activates a spring loaded lever, possbiliy for forcing the coins into paper sleeves. This machine may be incomplete.

A grayish-cream colored barrel shaped beer mug with a blue top border and horizontal ribbing printed in the center in dark blue "Riker's/ 101 Main Street/ Hackensack".

A clear glass machine finished milk bottle embossed on one side with a symbol of a letter "M" inside a double eight-pointed star, and on the other "Mutual/ Milk and Cream/ Purity Brand/ New York".

A plaster figurine of a king's crown in red and gold with purple and gold painted gemstones on a beige pedestal embossed and highlighted in red "Seagram's/ Crown Blended Whiskies".

A plaster figurine of a cartoonish smiling mustached Scotsman in a red coat with green and white plaid cuffs, kilt and cap. The green pedestal reads "Seaforth/ For Men", an aftershave lotion. The bottom has a manufacturer label "Bassons/ Moulded Products/ 1432 West Farms Road/ New York 60, New York".

A quart size Mason jar in an unusual color-amber. The jar is embossed on the front "The/ Mason's/ Improved", the "improved" referred to a new method of closure that used a metal ring instead of a wire bail to seal a glass lid. It was notoriously unreliable and only manufactured for a brief period.

A silver colored metal two-part medal. The top pin bar is a rectangular frame with embossed flourishes and inset with a printed paper with the word "Representative". It is attached to the lower medallion by a red, white and blue striped silk ribbon stamped in gold "54th Annual / Session/ Port Jervis, N.Y./ Sept 6-8, 1926. The lower medallion is a truncated square and embossed "N. Y. State Council". It has a raised, enameled circular plaque in the center that is white with a red and blue shield with gold calipers over a right-angle ruler and an arm holding a hammer and the letters "JrO/ UAM" surrounded by a laurel wreath. This medal appears to represent a chapter of the Free Masons, a mysterious and centuries old fraternal order involved in ritual celebrations, community and political service, moral education and philanthropy.

A silver colored metal two-part medal. The top pin bar is a rectangular frame with embossed flourishes and inset with a printed paper with the word "Representative". It is attached to the lower medallion by a red, white and blue striped silk ribbon. The lower medallion is shaped like a letter "X" with a diamond behind and embossed "50th Session New York State Council/ Albany". It has a raised, enameled circular plaque in the center that is white with a red and blue shield with gold calipers over a right-angle ruler and an arm holding a hammer and the letters "JrO/ UAM". This medal appears to represent a chapter of the Free Masons, a mysterious and centuries old fraternal order involved in ritual celebrations, community and political service, moral education and philanthropy.

This light gray cardboard box had black trim on the edges and a lid that opens on a hinge. The inside of the lid reads in black "From/ Irons & Russell,/ Successors To/ Chas. F. Irons,/ Manufacturers Of/ Emblems/ 102 Friendship St./ Providence,-R.I."