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| An Antique Box of Five Boys Best Matches Manufactured in Japan |
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| A Vintage Box of Gas Light Brand Safety Matches Produced in Japan |
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| A Japanese-Made Old Rose Brand Matchbox |
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| Vintage "Confucius Sez" Fortune Matchboxes Produced in Japan (Each Matchbox Contained a Slip of Paper Printed With a Fortune Similar to Ones Found in Fortune Cookies) |
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| An Antique Box of Izalco Brand Safety Matches Manufactured in Sweden but Sold Exclusively in El Salvador (Izalco is the Name of a Once Active Volcano Located in Western El Salvador) |
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| A Vintage Box of Czechoslovakian-Made Safety Matches That Were Sold Exclusively at Safeway Supermarkets |
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| An Antique Box of The Scissors Brand Safety Matches Manufactured in Czechoslovakia but Sold in Great Britain |
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| A Vintage Box of Tesco Brand Safety Matches Manufactured in the Soviet Union |
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| An Antique Box of Landmark Safety Matches Made in the U.S.S.R. |
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| An Old French-Made Matchbox Featuring a Reproduction of an Antique Queen of Spades Playing Card on the Front |
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| An Antique Box of Indian Queen Brand Safety Matches Produced in Japan |
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| A Vintage Box of High Jump Brand Safety Matches Manufactured in Japan |
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| An Antique Japanese-Made Cherub Brand Matchbox |
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| An Antique Box of Fire Chief Brand Kitchen Matches Produced by the Pacific Match Company of Tacoma, Washington in the 1940s |
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| A Vintage Box of Glendale Brand Kitchen Matches Sold Exclusively in Clover Farm Grocery Stores |
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| The Front and Back of the Specially-Designed Handy Box Manufactured by the Federal Match Corporation in the 1930s Which Doubled as a Convenient Kitchen Match Dispenser That Could Be Hung on a Wall |
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| A Vintage Box of Diamond Brand Strike Anywhere Kitchen Matches Probably Made Sometime in Either the Late 1970s or Early 1980s |
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| An Antique Pla-Safe-Match Kitchen Matchbox Manufactured by the Ohio Match Company Sometime During the 1930s or 40s |
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| Three Different Decorative Matchboxes From the Graffiti Creative Vision Gift Set Manufactured in China |
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| Three Oversized Matchboxes, Featuring Paintings by the Well-Known Saudi Artist Safiya S. Binzagr, Produced by the BINZAGR Match Factory in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
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| An Antique Box (Which Also Doubled as a Candle Holder) of Rare Roche & Cie Grand Prix Candle Matches Manufactured in Belgium During the Turn of the Twentieth Century. The Candle Matches (a Clever Combination of a Match and a Wax Candle) Would Burn for Approximately Seven Minutes, and Was Rumored to Be Used Primarily by Prostitutes in Parisian Brothels as a Timer |
