Delivery van model with license plate "Ontario 1934," made for the 50th anniversary of Eaton's mail-order business. Wood, painted blue and red; Eaton diamond painted on door; bumpers made from chrome metal.

Eaton's delivery man's cap; navy wool with black patent visor.

White mercerized mull cotton wedding dress with torchon insertion, 1911. The label says: "The T. Eaton Co. Limited Toronto Winnipeg No. 89516 Size 18."

Four-piece men's suit with jacket, vest, two pair of trousers made from black wool cloth, with the label, "The T. Eaton Co. Limited Toronto and Winnipeg." Eaton's Winnipeg Catalogue, 1906, style #130, p. 3.

Light blue wedding dress covered with pale blue lace net, 1954.

Matching shoes and gloves, worn with 1954 wedding dress.

Magic kit developed during the 1940s by John Giordmaine who worked at Eaton's toy department in Toronto, performing magic tricks for children. Magic was a respectable society entertainment in early 1900s Toronto, providing entertainment as well as education in a social setting.

Wagon with the stencils "Fleetwing" and "Eatonia"; sold with attachable sleigh runners. The handle is missing.

Ruth is the Eaton Beauty for 1910, and was made by Cuno & Otto Dressel, Germany. Bisque head, fully ball jointed composition body; replaced wig, redressed in old clothing.

Eva is the Eaton Beauty for 1926, and was made by Armand Marseille, Germany. Bisque head, model 390, fully ball jointed composition body; redressed in old clothing.

Azalea is the Eaton Beauty for 1928, and was made by Cuno & Otto Dressel, Germany. Bisque head, fully ball jointed composition body; original chemise and red ribbon.

Violet is the Eaton Beauty for 1937-38, and was made by Armand Marseille, Germany. Painted bisque, model 390, five-piece papier maché body; original princess slip, socks, shoes, and red ribbon.

Jean is the Eaton Beauty for 1963, and was made by the Regal Toy Co., Toronto, Ontario. Vinyl head, plastic, five-piece body; dress not original. Regal Toy Company was established in 1959 by Sol and Ben Samuels. In 1976, Regal was sold to General Mills in the United States and continued doll production in Canada without changing the Regal Toy Company name. The company was sold again in 1983 and went bankrupt the next year.

TECO No. 5 De Lux Model Camera, 1914, mahogany and brass, 3 ¼ x 4 ¼-inch format, six exposure, roll fill, box camera, T. Eaton Co., stamped TECO on the leather handle, together with two mahogany photographic plates not related to camera.

Scales and beam, with parts including balancing arm, two pans, set of weights. Used by jewellers to weigh gold. Box with one-inch [2.54-cm] ivory ruler. Drawer with printed directions for setting up, and the marking H. KUHLBUSH/NEW YORK.

Stoneware foot warmer. Oblong stoneware bottle with screw-on stopper and Doulton and Eaton's markings. This model was used from 1892 to 1914.

The Eaton Beauty Electric Toaster, as seen in Eaton's Fall/Winter Catalogue, 1920, p. 521: "An efficient toaster in every sense, highly polished nickel finish fitted with five-foot [1.5-m] cord and connecting plug. A neat appliance and very useful." Price delivered: $5:50. Model in use from 1909 to 1926.

Meat grinder, ca 1920-25; metal, wooden handle, clamps on table, and three disc blades, with the marking "Diamond E" on the side.

Acme washing machine

Foot powered Eatonia sewing machine without case; the electric motor was added at later date as well as a replacement foot treadle control switch. Black enamel finish with gilt line decoration and nickel plated parts, and markings "Eatonia" and "Made in Canada". Motor marked "Hamilton-Beach 'SEW E-Z' Motor."

Pair of sad iron bases and handles, ca 1900-50.

Shoemaker's tools, ca 1900, marked "The Combination Family Cobbler/Tinker & Harness Mender, "and Eaton mail-order label.

Oil tin, Red Banner Motor Oil, eight quarts [7.5 l], T. Eaton Co., red and black, #69.

Fanning mill, "Eaton/Patented 1901/T. Eaton Co. /Toronto Canada," ca 1912.

Automobile tire made for Eaton's Spring/Summer Catalogue, 1930, p. 371.