An oval beer tray with a yellow and navy blue rim around a central light woodgrained background with two hands holding faceted glass mugs of foamy beer below the words in yellow with navy blue borders "Jacob Ruppert/ Beer-Ale". The Jacob Ruppert Brewery operated in New York City under three names, Jacob Ruppert- 1867-1920; Jacob Ruppert, Inc. 1933-1940; and Jacob Ruppert DBA Five-Star Brewing and Yankee Brewing Co., 1940-1965.

A beer tray with a gold and red rim with lettering in beige with gold borders "V. Loewer's/ Trade Mark/ "Gambrinus Brewery Co./ New York City", around a central image of a bearded man in a jeweled red crown, green velvet robe and a fur-trimmed red cape. A Germanic stylized eagle pendant hangs around the king's neck and one hand holds a sceptor while the other raises a glass of beer.

A tall square dark amber machine finished glass bottle that once held fixer solution for photographic processing, marked on the edges and one side with graduations and embossed on one side "Fink-Roselieve", and on the bottom "F-R". A red and white paper label on one side has a print of a news photographer in black, in a fedora holding a camera to his face, surrounded by the words "FR/ Fixol/ Concentrated/ Acid Fixing/ Hardening Solution/ The FR Corporation/ New York 56, N.Y., U.S.A.". A label on the reverse has directions for use and cautions. A black metal cap reads in white "FR".

A tall square dark amber machine finished glass bottle that once held fixer solution for photographic processing, marked on the edges and one side with graduations and embossed on one side "Fink-Roselieve", and on the bottom "F-R". A yellow, red and white paper label on one side has a print of a news photographer, in a fedora holding a camera to his face, surrounded by the words "FR/ Fixol/ Concentrated Liquid/ Acid Fixing/ Hardening Solution/ The FR Corporation/ New York 56, N.Y./ Formerly Fink-Roselieve". A label on the reverse has directions for use and cautions. No cap.

A tall square dark amber machine finished glass bottle that once held fixer or developer solution for photographic processing, marked on the edges and one side with graduations and embossed on one side "Fink-Roselieve", and on the bottom "F-R". The cap is yellow metal printed in black with a news photographer, in a fedora holding a camera to his face, surrounded by the words "Photographic Products of Outstanding Merit/ Fink Roselieve Co./ New York, N.Y."

A dark brown cloth lined plastic case debossed "AirPhotoSupply/ Yonkers, New York/ Made In Japan", that holds a pale olive green metal pair of magnifying lenses with a folding stand for performing closeup and enlargement photography work. Embossed "Air Photo Supply/ Model PS-2".

A dark red paper pair of glasses with gray plastic lenses and wire supporting the gold paper earpieces. They are marked on the bridge "Polaroid" and may be a demonstration sample of the light polarizing process used by the company on coated photographic lenses and filters.

A machine finished glass tube bottle with a white paper label printed in blue and red "MQ Developer/ For Films Plates, Contact and Bromide Papers.../ Ansco, Binghamton, New York, Made In U.S.A." with directions for use in various development processes.

A light brown booklet covered with a rough grained textured paper, debossed on the front with a gold frame around a floral pattern surrounding the word "Photographs" in elaborately stylized typeface. Inside the front cover in an oval frame are the words "Samuel Bowles & Company/ Springfield, Mass./ Manufacture/ 50 Different Styles of Albums,/ Ranging in price from/ 25 Cents to $10.00 and Upwards.", and on the inside rear cover "Samuel Bowles & Company/ Sole Manufacturer/ Springfield, Mass./ Patented March 16, 1869./ Directions for Inserting the Cards..." with directions for placing photos into the approximately 10 paper sleeves with oval openings for displaying the image.

A yellow cardboard box that opens on a hinge and contains seven small wood pots filled with different color pigment cakes. The top reads in black "Price, Twenty-Five Cents./ Revoli's Magic Photo-Tints./ Transparent colors for tinting Celebrity and other Photos, Magazine Pictures, Steel Engravings, Pen Drawings, School Maps, Lantern Slides.../ Edward B. Fox/ 174 Fifth Ave., New York/ Between 22nd and 23rd Streets." Inside are directions for color combining, harmony charts and room for eight pots of pigment, with only seven remaining.