Shadow puppet of the character Tuzsuz Deli Bekir, made of semi-transparent animal skin and a watery paint. Puppet is a bearded man with a sword at his hip. He is clothed in loose garments, green and blue, with a small orange turban on his head. The skin is punctured to delineate lines in the clothing and divisions between limbs. The legs of the puppet are separate from the torso to create movement, with the pieces attached to each other by a thin string tie.

Pair of cast silver earrings, each consisting of a curved ear hook soldered to a rectangular cast silver 'tablet' which is in turn hinged to a larger oval cast silver 'tablet'. This oval section, which forms the main body of the earring, has a silver cast 'feathered snake' design affixed over a red glass centre piece and a 'double scroll thunder pattern' etched around the perimeter. The upper rectangular section has a design of interlocking triangular shapes symbolizing the four directions. Three tapered, cylindrical -shaped ornaments hang by soldered eyelets and shot sections of linked silver chain from the bottom of the oval tablet, each of which has a design of three diamond shapes touching point to point.

Obverse: too worn to read. Reverse: inscription, too worn to read 'ISXS; bASIL[epsilon]; bASIL'? Coin has a hole through the bottom, and the notes on the mount said 'Constantine IX, Sear 1836'.

Ancient imitation coin of Emperor Gratianus?, or Valentinianus? Obverse: helmeted bust, right facing, draped and cuirassed, holding spear. Reverse: male figure with left arm raised, on a galley, Victory at helm. Prisoner at right.

Copper coin of Aelia Flaccilla (wife of Theodosius I). Obverse: draped bust of Aelia Flaccilla, right facing, with elaborate headdress and necklace. Reverse: In the field, T right. Victory seated right facing, inscribing a christogram on a shield held on a column.

Bronze coin of Gratianus the Great. Obverse: perl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust of Gratian, right facing. Reverse: In the field right O; Constantinopolis seated, left facing holding globe.

Coin of Constantinopolis. Obverse: draped, cuirassed, diademed (pearls) bust of Gratianus, right facing, with a wreath and Latin inscription. Reverse: In the field, branch 'HN' in monogram. Constantinopolis helmeted seated facing, head right, holding a spear and a globe; foot on the prow.

Coin of Justinian I. Obverse: crowned bust of Justinian I, left facing; in right hand is mappa; in left hand is an eagle-topped sceptre. Reverse: Big 'M'; above which, there is a little cross; under [epsilon]. To left, inscription; to right, inscription.