An aluminum coin embossed on one side "Win Big Rewards No./ Sundays Chronicle/ Gives Full Particulars", with an individually engraved number in the center "83405". On the reverse "San Francisco Chronicle/ Keep This Lucky Piece/ It May Be/ Worth $50/ To You".

A folding cardboard packet that contains a set of postacard from Life magazine black and white photographs. The front has a photo of children with the red and white "Life" magazine logo at the top. The reverse shows all twelve postcards and reads "Expressions of Life". Inside are twelve postcards with black and white photos of subjects including children playing in a city park, a ticker-tape parade police motorcade, a child hunting through a barrel of marbles, a 1950's car with huge fins, a drive-in restaurant, a man silhouetted against a lake swinging a small child from each arm, babies in a hospital nursery, as well as scenes of outdoor and home life from 1941 through 1963.

A small bright red wood plaque, pierced twice at the top and strung with black plastic lanyard for hanging. It is printed on the front in black and white "Time/ Out/ Do Not Disturb"; and on the reverse in white "To Help You/ Catch Up/ On Your Day's Work/ Or On The Week's News."

An ivory colored disk with a reproduction of the headlines of a newspaper across the front center surrounded by the words "Delaware's Leading Newspaper/ The Morning News/ Only Morning Paper/ In The/ State/ Best Circulation-Sure Results-Most Advertising". The reverse is a pocket or purse mirror.

A very thin tiny red wood pencil engraved with black painted lettering "Time-The Weekly Newsmagazine".

An ivory colored pencil printed with red spiraling stripes bear the point and in blue along the shaft "If You Want More Customers Write To/ Linn's Weekly Stamp News/ Sidney, Ohio, U.S.A./ $1.00 per year---52 Issues".

A teal green wood pencil engraved with white painted lettering "Equire, the magazine for men", next to a symbol of a stylized man's face with a mustache.

A folded red and white cardboard soda bottle six-pack carton, printed on one side with a green wreath and holly around the words "Serve Coca-Cola Classic/ Take enough home for Holiday Hospitality". On the reverse "Original Formula/ 6 Commemorative Bottles/ Sign Of Good Taste/ Coca-Cola Classic". On the sides "Serve Ice Cold/ Coca-Cola/ Classic/ Non-Refillable Bottles", with the logos in the traditional script lettering.

An aluminum medallion embossed on one side with a sleek stylized image of a blunt-nosed 1930's train engine below the words "New Haven Railroad". On the reverse, a cornucopia bursting with fruit crossed by the words "Compliments Of The/ Dining Service".

An aluminum medallion embossed on one side with a cylinder-shaped train engine surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ Serves All the West/ 1940 Lucky Piece/ Road of the Challengers". On the reverse, sleek stylized image of a blunt-nosed 1930's train engine surrounded by the words "Union Pacific/ Road of the Streamliners/ Aluminum In These/ Famous Trains/ Furnished by Aluminum Comapny of America". For four similar 1934 medallions, 2002.1.3144 through 2002.1.3147.