Obverse: animal moving to the left? Reverse: horse moving to the left?

Badly broken coin. Obverse: head, right facing? Reverse: soldier, left facing, spearing fallen opponent?

Unidentified coin. Obverse: unreadable. Reverse: cross with dots and inscription.

Unidentified coin. Most likely Medieval. Obverse: flower ? Reverse: cross?

Obverse: head facing right. Has an eye, a nose, and a mouth. Collar line and figure's right shoulder are visible. Some letters ? just to the left of the figure's head. Reverse: unreadable.

Coin of Tarsus? One side (obverse?) has an elder man sitting down on the left side with his legs out to the right side. Holds a staff(?) and a branch with his left hand to the right side. The other side (reverse?) has two men facing each other with a thin, vertical object in between them. The man on the left side has his left arm at rest just in front of him off to the side while his right arm extends upward at a forty-five degree angle as his finger points at the same angle. The man on the right side has his left arm wrapped around his waist while his right arm is bent at the elbow in a ninety degree angle so that his finger points upward. Image is surrounded by a square.

Belt buckle of two similar pieces that are round with six large scallops alternating with six small scallops around edges; one has a loop on one small scallop and one has a hook on one small scallop for fastening them together. The front side of the buckles are decorated with floral designs in cloisonné with central setting with a red glass bead as well as six settings with alternating red and green glass beads in each of the small scallops at edge. The small scallop opposite the one with the fastener has protruding fan with floral offshoots from its side. Rear of buckle has metal bar and cover for threading the belt through.

Translucent glass ring with large, ovular setting in which there is nothing set. Some remnants of an incandescent paint are on the surface.

Obverse: two figures? Reverse: large letter 'M' with the word 'ANNO' written vertically to the left of it.

Obverse: two figures. Reverse: large letter 'K'.