Gold coin from Persian Cyprus. Obverse: Heracles, right facing, fighting. Body is on the left side. His right leg is braced backward while his left leg is braced forward. Holds a bow with cloth draped over his arm. Reverse: lion killing a stag. The lion is on top of the back of the stag.

Cypriot stater coin during Persian rule. Obverse: A fighting Heracles. Body is on the left side facing the right side. His right leg is braced backward while his left leg is bent forward. His right arm extends backward while his left arm extends forward. Reverse: Lion killing a stag. Stag is above the lion at its feet.

Silver coin of Vespasian. Obverse: left facing laureate, draped bust of Vespasian, right facing, inscription around. Reverse: temple of Aphrodite at Paphos, inscription around. H underneath.

Cigarette case with hinged lid. The body is carved from one piece of wood with a beveled edge. The lid is attached with metal hinge and is carved in relief with a maple leaf, a moose head, a scalloped border, and numeric symbols in the lower corners. Carved in relief on the maple leaf is a moose head with inscriptions: C.E.F. 225 KOOTENAY BATTALION CANADA.

Carved wooden spoon with hinged handle, folds in half. Bowl is pointed and handle has rounded end. Hinge moves on metal dowel. Handle carved with "TURKISH PRISONER".

Carved wooden spoon with hinged handle, folds in half. Bowl is pointed. Hinge moves on metal dowel. Handle carved with "TURKISH PRISONER".

Pair of carved soapstone miniature shoes with medium-high square heels and high vamps. Inscription carved down vamp, "T.P.O.W." is made to look like laces. Seams and designs are etched with dark brown marks. Zig-zag marks around ankles. Part (a) has initials "TIBR"(?) carved into one side.

Pipe composed of a light brown pipe bowl (part a) with three floral motifs incised on the sides, short lines incised into the mouth of the bowl, and a star-like design composed of three lines and the date 1918 is incised on the curved back of the bowl. Part b is the wooden pipe stem. The incised designs are coloured dark brown and lighter reddish-brown with pigment.

Soapstone model of a revolver with a rotating chamber. The butt has an incised crosshatch design and on one side is inscribed "1918". The top of the barrel is inscribed "TURKISH".

Jar with body that tapers from shoulders down to a rounded point at the base. Neck is straight; handles were attached to either side of neck at shoulder. Exterior has sea life accretions in grey, white, and brown. Coiled indents are visible on body under these accretions.