Box 31

Black and white "rocker" insignia worn on the shoulder of a naval dress uniform. Reads "Navrescen Binghamton NY" - this was the U.S. Naval Reserve Center, located at 51 Whitney Avenue in Binghamton from 1948 until the late 1990s.

Mark Kulikowski's documentation for this object is located in Box 51.

Blue and gold pin reading "International Business Machines" | World's Fair in N.Y. | May 13 1940." Attached red ribbon reads "Endicott."

Sealed envelope containing a front sight pin for an M-1 carbine, produced by IBM during World War II.

Mark Kulikowski's documentation for this object is located in Box 51.

Small metal shoehorn from Paul's Boot Shop, located at 22 Court Street in Binghamton. The shoehorn advertises "The Friendly Five," a shoe brand founded in 1924 as part of the Jarman Shoe Company of Nasville, and other than the local branding is identical to the Sasinek Shoe Store shoehorn, also in Box 31.

Small metal holder for transit tokens made by the J. E. Mergott Co. of Newark, New Jersey.