Metal pin-back badge with arrow and the initial U.B. in center. Wreath around perimeter Pinned to paper which reads: "Badge of the United Bowmen of Philadelphia, founded 1828, Belonged to Franklin Peale, one of the founders and given by his daughter Anna Peale to Harriet, wife of his nephew Charles Peale (son of Rubins [sic]) who presented it to his grandnephew Horace Wells Sellers."

Gold watch and key housed in case. Initials "EKK" etched in center of reverse side.

Silver watch with blank crest on reverse. Back of mechanism, when open, says "Patent Lever. Ami Perret LOCLE." Winding tool is attached to watch by string.

Gold watch with blank crest on reverse. Timekeeper No. 60498. Presented in Girard Trust Company envelope labeled "watch belonging to F.F. Kane's grandfather John K. Kane."

Buttons in Economy Mailing Bag with 3 cent postage stamp. Label of bag: "Uncle Elisha's buttons / Mrs. Walter Cope Saunderstown RI" Three of 11 are slightly different in design but all have general motif of eagle on anchor. Reverse of three: "Bro & Allien HNY (on reverse)" along perimeter. Reverse of four: "W. H. Horstmann & Sons PHI" along perimeter. Reverse of three: "Robinsons Extra" along perimeter. Reverse of final button has stars along perimeter and "ILT."

Rectangular cameo with profile portrait bust of James Hall, in gold setting.

Mourning pin with woven hair supposedly from Andrew Jackson, in frame.