Figure (part a) representing a man standing with his hands through a board and a rectangular plank around his neck. The plank has black calligraphy outlined in red. The face is coloured with a red mouth, black eyes, and black eyebrows. The figure is wearing a tunic, and pants, and the right foot is ahead of the left. Two holes are in the soles of his feet. He is detached from the wood base (part b), which has one metal piece protruding and an empty small hole.

A figure representing a standing man on a wood base. The right foot is ahead of the figure's left foot. The hands are through a board and are chained together with a chain going around the neck. Wearing a tunic over pants. Facial features are outlined in red and black.

Figure representing a male prisoner standing inside a cage with vertically slated sides. His capped head protrudes through a hole on the top. The cage is supported on a flat square wood platform. On top of the cage, there are Chinese characters written in black and encircled in red.

Three figures representing men on a wood base (part a). Colour has been added to their facial features, and shoes. The figure in the middle is kneeling with his hands bound behind his back. The other two each have an upraised foot, and are holding long wood paddles, one of which has become detached (part b). Paddles are coloured red, and black.

Adinkra (stamped design) cloth composed of seven strips of white cloth joined lengthwise with bands of kente weaving. Afe (comb lines) and kente divide the cloth into fifty-six squares; squares are decorated with gourd stamp patterns, as well as hatching and cross-hatching; designs done in dark brown. In between two sets of afe are ahoma/nnonoma - "double dono drums" symbols. There are two large light-blue textile company stamps on the reverse.

Napkin ring carved from one piece of wood with a centre band of curved bulge and a lip at each rim. "Jerusalem" is printed on the centre band.

Match box composed of: a) a box with a rectangular base and two sides that slant inwards to a curved top, each with a recessed oblong, and into each is inset a piece of sandpaper; b) a removable rectangular wooden insert that sits in slots in the top and bottom of the box. "Jerusalem" is painted in ink in gothic script on one face of the box.

Large orange silk square with designs. In the lower corner is a map and two guidebooks, one book open to garden scenes. Below the books is a small white leaf motif with a white flower motif in the opposite corner. There are two selvage edges and two hemmed edges. The back is unlined.

Large red silk square with designs. In the centre is a map with yellow lines and writing. There are multicoloured circles with pictures ( two sign posts, golfing, canoeing,) highlighting areas on the map. There are two selvage edges and two hemmed edges. The back is unlined.

Rectangular, natural coloured flag with designs. There is a figure in blue and red dress walking over a brown bridge. There are mountains, sun and tree in the distance. In the lower left there are two circles with symbols in red and white. There are two selvage edges and two raw edges. The back is unlined.