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| Introduction | |
| 1 | Introduction to non-paper objects |
| Photo-jewelry | |
| 2 | Introduction to photo-jewelry |
| 3 | Photo-jewelry: Bracelets |
| 4 | Photo-jewelry: Brooches and pins |
| 5 | Photo-jewelry: Lockets |
| 6 | Photo-jewelry: Pendants |
| 7 | Photo-jewelry: Rings |
| 8 | Photo-jewelry: Stick pins |
| 9 | Photo-jewelry: Political |
| Ribbons | |
| 10 | Ribbons with photographs |
| Badges | |
| 11 | Identity badges |
| 12 | Mirrors with handles and pocket mirrors |
| 13 | Photographic buttons and medallions |
| Fans | |
| 14 | Fans incorporating photographs |
| Paperweights | |
| 15 | Paperweights incorporating photographs |
| Ceramics | |
| 16 | Photographs on porcelain and ceramics - Photoceramics |
| Objects incorporating photographs | |
| 17 | Non-paper objects that incorporate photographs |
| 18 | American Civil War (1861-1865): Portraits in brass bezels |
| 19 | Ansel Adams: Hills Brothers Coffee Can |
| 20 | Cindy Sherman: Madame de Pompadour porcelain (ca 1990) |
| Processes and techniques | |
| 21 | Tintypes in non-paper objects |
| Photography as commodity | |
| 22 | Photography as commodity |
