An aluminum cigar tube for holding an individual cigar. Printed in dark purple "Bering/ Very Mild Havana Cigar/ Coronas Royale" and on the reverse "Humidor Packed to Preserve/ Original Freshness and Flavor/ Made in Bond at Tampa, Florida". No cap.

An aluminum cigar tube for holding an individual cigar. Printed in sage green "H. Upmann/ Havana/ Coronas Minor" and on the reverse "This Cigar was packed in perfect condition for immediate smoking, and will remain so until the tube is opened/ Made in Havana, Cuba". Cap is embossed "H. Upmann/ Habana".

An aluminum cigar tube for holding an individual cigar. Printed in sage green "H. Upmann/ Havana" and on the reverse "This Cigar was packed in perfect condition for immediate smoking, and will remain so until the tube is opened/ U.C. No. 34/ Made in Havana, Cuba". Cap is embossed "H. Upmann/ Habana".

A rectangular tobacco tin with rounded sides and a lid that opens on a hinge. The front is printed in color with a storefront scene of a tudor style shop with many paned display windows and men in top hats looking in. It reads in brown "Bond Street/ Pipe Tobacco/ Philip Morris & Co./ New York London". And on the sides "Absolutely different pipe tobacco/ An Unusual Blend of Surpassing Quality".

A rectangular tobacco tin with rounded sides and a lid that opens on a hinge. The front is printed in color with a storefront scene of a tudor style shop with many paned display windows and men in top hats looking in. It reads in brown "Bond Street/ Pipe Tobacco/ Philip Morris & Co./ New York London". And on the sides "Absolutely different pipe tobacco/ An Unusual Blend of Surpassing Quality".

A rectangular white, green and black tobacco tin with rounded sides and a lid that opens on a hinge. The front has a red circle in the upper left that reads in black "Burley and Bright Tobacco", a white diagonal banner that reads in black "Half and Half", above the words "A Cargo of Contentment in the Bowl of any Pipe". The top is sealed with a blue tobacco tax revenue label marked "Act of Feb. 26, 192[?]".

A rectangular bright red tobacco tin with rounded sides and a lid that opens on a hinge. In the center is a color lithograph of a man fly fishing in a wooded stream surrounded by the words in yellow "Forest and Stream Tobacco", and on the sides "Comfort & Luxury". The bottom reads "Imperial Tobacco Co./ of Canada, Limited".

A pink paper lapel flower, with a yellow paper center and a green and white banner all connected to a green wire for attaching to the lapel. The banner reads on one side "Welcome Legionnaires", and on the reverse "New York Official State Flower/ (Wild Rose)/ Compliments of Calvert Distillers Corp., N.Y.C."

A white pencil printed in black with a zebra striped car with a lion sitting on the roof next to the words "Warner Bros./ Jungle Habitat/ West Milford, New Jersy/ go on safari...for a day". Jungle Habitat was a drive through zoo that experienced much controversy in its brief four year existence from accusations of animal mistreatment, many reported animal escapes into local New Jersey neighborhoods and the constant risk of injury to visitors who failed to stay in their cars and keep their windows closed.

An off-white cardboard sign with a paper calendar for the year 1898 with a tear-off page for each month mounted in the lower center surrounded by reproductions of printed advertising and product labels from many diverse manufacturers with the words "Steel Engraved Labels/ These Labels Are Postively Fast Black And Will Not Fall Apart./ Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts Of All Kinds, Boys And/ Ladies Shirt Waists, Etc./ Samples and Estimates Given/ It is the only label worthy of merit.../ 208 Greene St., (Near W. 3rd. St.,)/ J.L.& M Jacobs, New York."