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Actual delivery
The thing is physically handed over
Traditio brevi manu
Buyer already possesses the thing (e.g. as a renter); the basis of possession simply changes to ownership
Traditio longa manu
Seller points out/identifies the goods without physically handing them over.
Attornment
A third party holding the goods acknowledges they now hold it for the new buyer instead of the seller.
Constitutum possessorium
Seller keeps physical possession after the sale, but now holds it in a different capacity (opposite of brevi manu).
Symbolic delivery
A symbol representing the goods is handed over (e.g. car keys)