This plastic souvenir salt and pepper shaker has the spherical domed pavillion, the Perishpere, and pyrimidal spire, the Trylon, of the New York 1939 World's Fair 'World of Tomorrow' mounted on a plastic base with hatches on the bottom that open for filling the salt and pepper. Engraved into the base and highlighted in gold "New York World's Fair".

This souvenir metal figurine has the spherical domed pavillion, the Perishpere, and pyrimidal spire, the Trylon, of the New York 1939 World's Fair 'World of Tomorrow' mounted on a small wood base. A plaque on the front reads "New York World's Fair/ 1939".

This metal match holder has a medallion and shield on the front. The medallion has a portrait of a man labeled "Columbus". The shield has a relief of the first ferris wheel and reads "Columbian Exposition/ 1492-Chicago-1893/ Ferris Wheel/ Height 264 Feet- Capacity 2160 persons". The match striker strip is on the bottom.

This small tape measure was probably a woman's sewing notion. It has a flag with blue and red corners with a few stars, and a eagle with a banner diagonally in the center. This side reads "Souvenir Pan-American Exposition/ Buffalo N.Y. 1901". On the reverse is a drawing of two women in draped in yellow and red cloth that takes the shape of the North and South American continents. The measuring tape is cloth.

This milk glass salt or pepper shaker has a metal top and is shaped like an egg with a flat side on the bottom for stability. It is embossed on one side "Columbian 1893 Exhibition", highlighted with orange and blue paint.

Gold painted metal paperweight souvenir in its original white cardboard box. Embossed on the top of brick "World's Fair/ Gold Brick (NIT)/ St. Louis, 1904." and printed the same in black on the box.

Souvenir medal of the 1933 "Century of Progress World's Fair of 1933". Relief of a man who is, according to the brochure "The youthful figure of strength, energy and action [that] represents the intellectual arch between nature's resources and man's work". He is flanked by the words "Research" and Industry". On the reverse is a bird-eye view diagram of the World's Fair grounds surrounded by the words "1933- A Century Of Progress- International Exposition-Chicago". In original cloth lined black presentation box.

This white plastic cup is black on the outside with a stylized design in pinks and purples and reads in pink "Sands/ Hotel & Casino- Atlantic City". Was probably a coin cup for playing slot machines.

This blue paper cup is printed with confetti and streamers in red and yellow, playing cards, dice and a woman sitting on a slot machine. It reads in yellow "Club Prima Donna/ Reno".

This small box is gold, gray and black and contains a tiny glass tube perfume sample in a molded plastic cradle. The box reads in black "Armani/ eau pour homme". The glass tube is enameled with the product name and has a black plastic cap.