A black woven silk ribbon with fine silver top and bottom border lines with a red flag with a white crescent around a white star above the word "Turkey" in silver. One in a series of collectible ribbons featuring Flags and Standards of the World. Given as a collectible premium by cigarette manufacturers, a paper label on the reverse reads "The American Tobacco Co., Inc./ New York".

A black woven silk ribbon with fine silver top and bottom border lines with a red flag with a white crescent around a white star above the word "Turkey" in silver. One in a series of collectible ribbons featuring Flags and Standards of the World. Given as a collectible premium by cigarette manufacturers, a paper label on the reverse reads "The American Tobacco Co., Inc./ New York".

A black woven silk ribbon with fine silver top and bottom border lines with a red flag crossed by two blue stripes with a white borders above the word "Norway" in silver. One in a series of collectible ribbons featuring Flags and Standards of the World. Given as a collectible premium by cigarette manufacturers, a paper label on the reverse reads "The American Tobacco Co., Inc./ New York".

A black woven silk ribbon with fine silver top and bottom border lines with a Union Jack with a green and silver crest in the center above the words "Union Of South Africa" in silver. This was the official flag prior to the adoption of the present red, green, blue, gold, black and white geometric patterned flag in 1994 by the Republic of South Africa. One in a series of collectible ribbons featuring Flags and Standards of the World. Given as a collectible premium by cigarette manufacturers, a paper label on the reverse reads "The American Tobacco Co., Inc./ New York".

A comic pin with a plaster figure on one end that resembles a green and yellow pear with a grimacing face with a green leaf shaped paper attached like hair.

A brown circle of paper once mounted to celluloid, the remnants of which are crumbling from the back. The front is a birthstone chart printed in brown and separated into twelve sections each displaying a different colored gem and marked with the months of the year and a character trait for example "May/ Emerald/ Happiness" and "September/ Sapphire/ Wisdom". It reads "Harris & Lawton, Inc./ Diamonds/ 373 Washington St./ Boston."

A comic pin with a plaster figure on one end that resembles a red apple with a grinning face with a blue-green leaf shaped paper attached like hair.

A red ribbon with gold trim at the top and a pin back for wearing on the lapel. It reads in gold "New York Jewelers/ Cleveland and Hendricks Club". Grover Cleveland and Thomas Hendricks were elected President and Vice President in 1884, Cleveland's first presidency, but Hendricks lived only nine months after the election and was never replaced, making this ribbon a rare representation of a very brief regime and the only era in U.S. history that there was no Vice President (over three years between 1885-1888).

A tiny calendar for the year 1903 also used for carrying stamps. The cover is red textured paper. The inside pages read, in part, "The Gorham Calendar and Stamp Holder/ Gorham Co. Silversmiths and Goldsmiths, New York", with a page for every month, phases of the moon and specially treated brown paper pages in the center for mounting stamps. Closes with a tiny leather strap. Wrapped in a dark green paper wrapper with a lion, an anchor and a letter "G" in yellow on the front.

A tiny calendar for the year 1917 also used for carrying stamps. The cover is camel colored leather stamped "1917". The inside pages read, in part, "The Black, Starr & Frost Calendar and Stamp Holder for the Year 1917/", with a list of departments at Black, Starr & Frost including Diamonds, Pearls, Matched Necklaces of Rare Pearls, Gold and Silver smithing, Leather Goods and Watches. A two page history of the company follows the department list. There is also a page for every month, the phases of the moon and specially treated brown paper pages in the center for mounting stamps. Closes with a leather strap.