A small glass vial of ruby-red liquid that mends flesh and bone when consumed.

A length of stout rope with dozens of tiny knots and a faint smell of citrus; surprisingly supple.

A glass eye that shutters minutely when it detects motion; fits in most humanoid sockets with a drop of adhesive.

A heavy brass compass that twitches toward the holder's 'true home' (as they define it).

A glass jar filled with mismatched buttons; when the lid is off, they murmuring indistinct phrases.

A stout iron lantern with a chimney and hood; bright light 30 ft, dim 60 ft on full oil.

A palm-sized brass sundial that records the last hour of sunlight and emits a pale shimmer at dawn.

Delicately preserved iridescent wings kept in a corked vial; they never crumble.

A small deck showing nearby oddities and shops; each draw hints at a place within a day's travel.

Fine toothpicks trimmed with silver; harmless but oddly satisfying.

A small tin whistle that, when blown, perfectly mimics the call of one local bird species.

An embroidered map that depicts an alley that doesn't exist—except under certain dreamlike conditions.

A small bottle of ink that never seems to run out; the level always returns overnight.

A convincing set of false teeth—perfect for disguises. One tooth hides a tiny compartment.

A muslin bag containing an assortment of tiny, curious things: hairpins, tiny bells, a thimble with initials, a child's marble, a fingernail-sized painted portrait, etc.

Needles, thread, patches, and a tiny hammer—everything to repair clothing and minor gear.

A small leather-bound journal whose pages lock when the owner sleeps.

A modest wool cloak that resists dirt and spills; looks plain but stays presentable.

A compact, well-balanced blade favored by travelers; sturdy and serviceable.

A well-crafted slingshot with a carved maple handle and braided leather sling.

A flat straw mat that folds into a tiny boat; it creaks a bit when used but stays afloat.