A trade sign printed on a wood panel painted to look like the door to a cabinet. A green champagne bottle surrounded by a branch of red grapes and leaves and a champagne glass is painted on the front of the panel. It reads in yellow "Pleasant Valley Wine Co./ Rheims, N.Y." In a black wood frame. Formerly F-37.

A trade sign reverse painted in gold on glass with gold foil applied to the background. It reads in black "Geo. Ehret's/ Extra". Ehret was a New York beer brewer from the Bushwick section of Brooklyn. In a gold wood frame ornately carved with a floral design. Formerly F-38.

A trade sign reverse painted on glass with foil applied behind the letters. It reads in gold foil on red "M.A. Stevens", in blue foil on white "Practical", in gold foil on light blue "Watchmaker", and in blue foil on green "And Jeweler". In a narrow gold wood frame. Formerly F-36.

A mirrored trade sign printed on the front in white and yellow paint "J.A. Dougherty's Sons/ Pure Rye Whiskey/ Phildelphia" with the "P" and the "R" ornately decorated. In a light wood frame with carved silver trim. Formerly F-5.

Reverse painted glass trade sign; creamy white background with a central print of St. George and the Dragon, a nude man in a classical helmet on a white horse attacking a green reptilian monster with a spear; gold and white lettering with black and blue borders "Hostetter's/ Stomach/ Bitters." Formerly F-7.

Street scene with painted background and embroidered details forming the buildings, people, street and trees. Shows people in mid-nineteenth century dress walking on a tree lined boulevard with shops, a horse and rider, and a dog. One building is marked "Martin Basketry and Martin Working Silversmiths". Gilded wood frame.

A sign reverse painted on glass. Very dark red with a gold border and in gold with black borders "American Institute of Art" with the word "Institute" inset with a mother of pearl mosaic. Formerly F-4.

A mirrored sign printed on the front in gold, white, dark red and black in an ornately carved gold wood frame. A white pattern acts as a frame for two central images of gold carriages on dark red surrounded by the words in black on gold and white "Compliments of/ Hiram W. Davis & Co./ Cincinnati/ Established 1872/ Carriage Manufacturers/ For Home and Foreign Trade". Formerly F-3.

A bright yellow paper sign with a small hand-finished glass bottle mounted to the lower right corner in a black wood frame. It reads in black, in part, "Translated From The German/ The Matchless Sanitive/ Invented by the Immortal Louis Offon Goelicke, M.D./ of Germany, Europe/ is astonishing the World with its mighty victories over many Fearful Diseases which have been pronounced/ INCURABLE by physicians of every age...". Formerly F-1.

A chromolithographed tin sign advertising shoes. It shows a scene of girls sledding near a brick mill house with a water wheel above a scene of boys playing ball in the summer in front of a horse drawn salesman's wagon. Separating the scenes are the words "Cable Screw Wire/ Boots & Shoes" with a small picture of a black shoe and at the bottom "Will Not Rip Nor Leak". Formerly F-47.