A bronze medallion with a very raised relief on one side of a front view of a tractor with tank-like tracks surrounded by the words "Caterpillar/ Pioneer in/ Track-Type/ Power". A border of stylized tractor track links encircle both side. On the reverse, a central circular plaque embossed "50 Years On Tracks/ 1904-1954".

A bronze medallion with a very raised relief on one side of a portrait of a man with a high collar marked "Harvey S. Firestone/ Founder. On the reverse, a central circular plaque embossed "50 Years of Firestone Service/ 1900-1950" encircled by embossed relief images of men extracting rubber from trees, a horse drawn carriage, an early auto, a later auto, a truck, chemistry flasks, a tractor, a hotrod racer, construction equpiment and an airplane.

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a triangle and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Denver Tramway Corp./ City Lines", and on the reverse "Good For One City Fare".

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a slot under embossed fir trees and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Seattle Transit/ Erno M. Becket, Chm.", and on the reverse "Good For One Fare".

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a truncated square and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "United Traction Company System/ UT", and on the reverse "Good For One Fare/ UT". United Traction ran the trolley car system from 1899 to 1946, and later a bus company in Albany, Troy, Rensselaer, Watervliet and surrounding New York State communities.

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a bar and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Club Transp. Corp/ C.T.C.", and on the reverse "Good For One Fare". The Club Transportion Corp. operated out of Chappaqua, Westchester County, New York.

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "V" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Virginia Railway & Pwr. Co.", and on the reverse "One Fare Richmond, VA."

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "H" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Holyoke Street Ry. Co.", and on the reverse "Good For One Fare". This transit token was from an electric trolley service, Holyoke Street Railway Company, in the town of Holyoke, Mass. which also operated a hotel with a restaurant and theatre and an amusment park between 1895 and 1930.

A dark copper colored metal token pierced in the center to form two slots around a diamond shape and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side a trolley car is embossed across the diamond encircled by the words "Public Service Coordinated Transport/ N.J.", and on the reverse a motor bus encircled by the words "Good For One Fare" with a signautr of the company president "James U. Wc. Carter".

A brown cardboard box with a bright blue label with silver trim that reads in black "Cramer's/ Lightning Gelatine Plates./ Directions Inside./ Manufactured by/ G. Cramer Dry Plate Works, St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A." On the side, a label with a crown reads in black "Crown Brand/ Cramer Plates./ Emulsion 9275/ One Dozen 4 x 5". A label on the bottom reads "The Cramer Lightning Plates are made in three grades/ of rapidity, designated by the following/ Trade Marks: Anchor- Plates of moderate speed. For Landscapes, Portraits, copying, commercial work, etc./ Banner- Plates of great rapidity. Best for general use in Portrait Photography./ Crown- Plates of the utmost sensitiveness. For large portraits, groups instantaneous work."