The artist booths were each numbered with small signs that also contained the artist's name and where he or she was from. Here, Larry Roberts leaned over jewelry he had designed and described it to two customers that were also fair volunteers.

This booth was run by the Firestone Walker Brewing Company which sold beer to those over 21 years old.

This booth was run by the American Red Cross, Bay Area Chapter the occupants of which were ready for most any medical emergency.

Here was the traditional Champagne booth in its traditional location, again selling champagne in fluted glasses, and mimosas.

This booth was sponsored by Sausalito On The Waterfront Foundation . And co-sponsored by Sausalito Lighted Boat Parade & Fireworks , which, this year, takes place on the 2nd Saturday in December. This booth sold Mexican food.

A booth sponsored by the Sausalito Lions Club sold turkey legs. Here they held up giant sized replicas to advertise. The booth sign (unseen) read:

Sausalito Lions Club
Hot Dogs $7
Smoked Turkey Legs $10
Polish Sausage $8