This round wood box has a paper label on the top with a color print of a plate of dried fruit encircled by a red border with the words "American Fig Confection". On the side, a paper label reads in black "Wholesale Confectioner, 154 Greenwich Street,/ And 71 Cortlandt Street, New York."

This cardboard coaster has a blue border around the words, in blue, "Horn & Hardart/ Tapioca Pudding/ Horn & Hardart", referring to the famous New York City automat restaurant chain.

This cardboard plate has a metal loop attached to the back with a cloth strip for hanging. It has a color scene in the center of the front of two birds, probably English Robins, perched upon a basket nest in a snow-covered holly tree with two chicks inside. It reads around the rim "Holiday Presents/ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year/ Compliments of H. O'Neill & Co./ Sixth Ave. cor. 20th St., New York". See also 2002.1.2532

This cardboard plate has a metal loop attached to the back with a cloth strip for hanging. It has a color scene in the center of the front of two birds, probably English Robins, perched upon a basket nest in a snow-covered holly tree with two chicks inside. It reads around the rim "Holiday Presents/ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year/ Compliments of H. O'Neill & Co./ Sixth Ave. cor. 20th St., New York".See also 2002.1.2533

This metal pie tin has holes pierced in the bottom for ease of slice removal. It is embossed "Le Cody/ Toasted Pies".

A rolled up tube of paper with a medicinal plaster inside. It is printed in green with evergreen trees flanking the words, in red and green "Paine's/ Highly and Justly Celebrated/ Green- Mountain/ Balm of Gilead and Cedar Plaster/ ...Apothecaries Hall, corner Main and State Sts. Windsor, VT./ M.K. Paine, Druggist", with only partially legible directions for use. Has a postmark from February 1869

A lithographed tin sign advertising Mayo tobacco. It has a central print of a brick factory building with two wings and smaller inset images marked "Branding and Stamping Room" and "Prizing Room", surrounded by images of collectible tobacco trading cards including naval, animal and flag themes. A red banner at the top reads in gold "P. H. Mayo & Brother.", and below the factory "U.S. 'Navy'/ Tobacco Works/ Richmond, Va.". Names of ships and other naval references decorate the sign. Formerly F-45.

A wood plaque with a chart entitled "Flags of American Liberty" laminated to the front. In the center is the 48 star American flag encircled by gold radiating rays and stars surrounded by colonial and revolutionary flags, flags of the early republic, confederate flags, as well as war, eminence and authority, and military and naval flags all reproduced in color.

A yellow painted tin moulding or trim piece from a larger frame that held a still- life of fruit that advertised a soda fountain product "True Fruit". It has white floral and leaf designs in shaded white and a frame around the words " 'True Fruit'/ J. Hungerford Smith Co./ Rochester, N.Y.", now a division of Con-Agra Co. See 2002.1.2181 for the main and 2002.1.2211 for a complete item.

This chomolithographic tin sign with a light blue plastic frame was an advertisment for "True Fruit" a soda fountain product from the J. Hungerford Smith Company of Rochester, N.Y. The scene is of a table set with a white table cloth, a large ornate silver platter of fruit decorated with leaves and a statuette of a standing woman and a kneeling child draped with garlands of flowers in the center. The background is blue and gold. See 2002.1.2182 for manufacturer labeled frame trim and 2002.1.2211 for a complete item. Formerly F-9.