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Item [29] promotes Lenox china. Includes an article reprinted from New York Sun, Sunday, October 20, 1918 that describes past Presidents' desire for American china, china selected by former Presidents, storage location within White House for previous sets, how current Lenox set was designed, and the new Lenox set itself; list of special services Lenox has made; and short piece on Lenox being exhibited at the Ceramic Museum in Sevres, France. No recipes.

Item [30] promotes Artex custom color and custom print table linens and napkins. Includes illustrated instructions for folding napkins into a cuffed roll, rosebud, cardinal hat, goblet fan, ring fan, candle, crown, or rose. No recipes.

Item [31] promotes Pickard china. Includes five recipes, two attributed; loose insert with invitation to view Stars and Stripes collection at John Leidy Shop in Ann Arbor, Michigan; image of dining room in United States Ambassadorial Residence in Paris, France; images of patterns for Air Force One, Camp David, Air Force Wing Command Posts, Pentagon, Air Force Academy, United States Naval Base at Norfolk, Virginia, and Blair House; image of Winfield House dining room with official Embassy china; and image of trademark. Sample recipe: truffle soup.

Item [32] promotes Sing Fat & Company, who import and sell Chinese and Japanese fancy goods. Item includes beautiful red, green, and silver eastern dragon trademark; store name and address in English and Chinese; description of store location; phone number; and short list of goods sold such as curiosities, bronze, cloissonne, carved ivory, ebony furniture, and embroidered silk. No recipes.

Item [33] is a catalog of Royal Doulton china and crystal patterns for 1974. Includes images of products and product shapes. No recipes.