One booth featured displays of ceramic art for sale. Notice that there was no roof over the booth, just a cloth stretched to keep the sun out.

The Walling And Sons Manufacturing booth featured leather work (such as belts, wallets, etc.) and lamp shades.

One shop sold tie-dyed clothing. Although its name at the fair was "Turtle Island Tie-Dye," there appears to be no such company existing outside the fair.

One booth sold pet tags made of leather and metal.

Another small booth sold goth dolls. The booth was called, "Strange Ladies Dolls, by Zisa Rain Gladiola ." She also sold finger puppets.

Another booth sold patchwork goods, like the blankets in the background or the $10 each potholder mitts in the foreground.

A booth sold leather bags and clothing. Called "Tiger Moon Bags " it was a sparse booth with merchandise restricted to the surrounding walls.