This gold colored metal plaque has a glass alcohol thermometer on the front and a paper calendar with a page for each month of 1926. It reads in black "Italian Specialty Restaurant.../944 Eighth Ave. Bet. 55th and 56th St. New York/ Phone Columbus 3565", with a list of meals and prices.

This accordian folded booklet advertises the Hotel Royalton. It has a dark blue cover and six pages with sketches of flowers, people sitting and furniture as well as text describing the features of the hotel.

This white paper napkin is printed in green with a green border "Nevele".

This white paper coaster has scalloped edges and a print of a seashell and reads in gold "Golden Head Beach Hotel/ Oracabessa Jamaica, W.I."

This pink paper coaster has scalloped edges and a print of a skyscraper and reads in red "Top Of The Mark/ Hotel Mark Hopkins/ San Francisco".

This white paper napkin is printed with an apple with an arrow through it. It reads in black and red "With Love/ From/ Harold's New York". Inside is a humorous glossary labeled "How To Speak Deli" with entries like "Chutzpah: Nerve..." and "Schmutz: Dirt...".

This white paper napkin with scalloped edges is printed with a knight in armor holding a lance on horseback in black and red. It reads, in part, "Robin Hood Inn/ Miami Florida".

This beige paper napkin is printed with a zebra stripe print in dark brown and reads in green and white "Zebra Room".

This silver cardboard box once contained paper coffee filters. It is printed in purple with a diagram of a 'tricolator' percolator and reads, in part, "Filtex/ A Remarkable Filter of Greater Strength/ Vegetable Fibre/ Produces Better Coffee.."

This lobed tea tin has a fancy paper label printed with stylized Asian flowers and a peacock. It has Chinese characters on the front and back and reads in English "O-Long Tea/ Yue Mou Co./ Dealers In All Kind Of Fien [sic] Teas". The side has directions indicating that the tea was concentrated and needed only 1 teaspoon for two cups.