There are (4) different porcelain elephants. Three of them are marked “Japan”. The fourth one is a circus elephant on a drum. There is a black glass elephant on a rocker base. There is a small metal elephant with its trunk up. There is a wooden block with a recessed image of an elephant. This may be a mold for clay. Next is a printed cardboard circus elephant, an elephant figure that has a pencil sharpener inside, and a small rubber elephant head. There is an unused and full match box from “The Elephant Walk” of Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts.

All of the rest of the items included here are made of colored plastic. There are (2) different hollow or blow mold carnival prize figures with plastic cords. These were both “made in Hong Kong”. There is an old baby teething ring rattle with colored balls inside. There is an old pink advertising swizzle drink stirrer. It is from The Lombardy of Miami Beach, Florida. There are (2) pink elephant cake decorations, (2) similar playset figures, a white elephant shade pull charm, and a miniature white elephant on a clear glass tile. There is a red flat figurine, a translucent figure, and a yellow and orange charm with a jointed elephant figure.