Box 2

Two yellow steel pens with "West Side Trust Co. 5 Convenient Offices, Newark N.J." written in black. Two "R. Esterbrook and Co. Jackson Stub" writing tips are included.

Key lists "Ralph A. Villani, Michael A. Bontempo, John A. Brady, Anthony Giuliano, Frank Addonizio, Lee Bernstein, Philip E. Gordon, Joseph V. Melillo, Irvine I. Turner." and reads "A City On the Move' Newark, N.J." An "N" is present on the key's teeth. Key is mounted against red felt and sits in a black wooden frame.

Milk glass pipe souvenir with pink flowers. "Souvenir of Newark, N.J." is printed under the pipe's chamber.

Silver sugar bowl with two handles. "Essex Club" is engraved on the bottom of the bowl.

Octagonal cardboard coaster with a yellow and black drawing of a bearded man in the center, encircled by black text: "Hensler's Beer & Ales", "Brewed Today Grandafther's Way", and "Light - Mild - Satisfying." 4-1/4" x 4-1/4" x 1/8"

Circular cardboard coaster with "Hensler's" and an image of a woman holding a glass of beer in the center. The edges of the coaster have navy blue text: "beer and ale" and "The Jos. Hensler Brewing Co., Newark, N.J." 4-1/4" x 1/16"

Square cardboard Ballantine Ale coaster. One side of the coaster includes green text and logo: "Is this the year you become an Ale Man?" on the top, logo below, and "P. Ballantine & Sons, Newark, N.J." on the right edge. The other side of the coaster includes black text that reads "We've got a lot of greatness going for us" and a blue logo with black text that reads "Ballantine Premium Lager Beer." 3-3/8" x 3-3/8" x 1/16"

Two purple Covid-19 face masks in original packing and one blue Covid-19 face mask not in original packaging. The masks feature The Newark Public Library logo in a tiled design. 5-3/4" x 4-7/8" x 1/4" (In packaging: 7-7/16" x 5-9/16" x 1/4")

White ceramic plate with blue design, including an image of the Newark Public Library in the center and flowers along the edges. The underside of the plate indicates that it was "engraved for the Newark Art Club 1929" by the ceramics company Wedgwood in Etruria, England. 1" x 10.5" (diameter)