A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "W" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Wash. Ry. & E. Co./ Cap. Trac. Co.", and on the reverse "One Fare In The Dist. Of Col./ 2". This transit token was from Washington D.C.

A silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "W" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Capital Transit Co.", and on the reverse "One Fare In The Dist. of Col./ 3 ". This transit token was from Washington D.C.

A dark silver colored metal token pierced in the center to form a letter "W" and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration. On one side "Capital Transit Co.", and on the reverse "One Fare In The Dist. of Col./ 3". This transit token was from Washington D.C.

A copper colored metal token pierced through the center and embossed on both sides with a spiraling decoration and on one side "Brooklyn and Queens Transit Corporation/ Half Fare Token". On the reverse, "Issued In Exchange For Three Cents".

A brown cardboard box with yellow paper seams and a bright blue label with dark blue trim that reads in black "Cramer's/ Photo Dry Plates./ Directions Inside/ Manufactured by/ G. Cramer Dry Plate Co., St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A./ New York Depot, 17 West 28th Street./ Keep in a Dry, Dimly Lighted Place./ Open in Dark Room Only." On the edge a black label with a white crown reads in white "One Dozen 4 X 5 Cramer Crown Emulsion".

An aluminum sewing thimble with a rolled edge. Embossed "Pierce Pennant/ Gasoline and Motor Oil", with a diamond on a green painted background. One of nine miscellaneous thimbles, 2002.1.3050 through 2002.1.3058. See also file 2002.1.2978 for the 72 thimble display case and files for all individual thimbles- 2002.1.2979 through 2002.1.3058.

A very dark green plastic cigar case with a leather-grained textured finish printed on the front in silver with a company symbol incorporating a male and female profile above tobacco leaves encircled by the words "Antonio Y Cleopatra". The front reads in gold and silver "A & C/ Grenadiers/ Six Cigars".

A woven silk made to resemble the American flag with red and white stripes and a blue field but with only 25 white stars arranged in a six pointed star surrounded by the words "Knickerbocker/ Clay Club".

A clear glass bell with a spirally turned handle and a metal clapper suspended by a central chain. Applied to the waist of the bell on one side in gold "The New York/ Mozart Society/ White and Gold Breakfast/ May 1st 1915".

A glass and copper hanging oil lamp, converted to electricity, with a mechanical chain retraction device at the top which made it easy to raise and lower the lamp for refilling of the oil reservoir. The circular thin white glass shade is hand painted on both sides with purple flowers with green leaves and brown branches and reads in black "The Pittsburgh Lamp". The white glass oil reservoir, printed with pink flowers with green leaves, hangs under the shade and although converted to hold an electric light bulb still retains its wick adjustment knob and refill cap.