Leather bag with blue flannel trim along one side and the bottom. Stuffed with paper, skin (?) and ochre.

Tapa cloth in a rectangular shape and painted with seven panels, each with bands of zigzag lines that have double hooked shapes emerging from the points and several v shapes, all in light brown and dark grey. The panels each have a border.

Tapa cloth painted with four rows of three sets of two rough triangle shapes with diagonal lines between and around them, each row divided by two bands and a band at each shorter end, all in reddish-brown outlined in black.

Ink (a) in the form of a male figure standing on a lobster (?), carrying a sword and dressed in an elaborate robe painted gold with green and blue details in the form of irises and characters representing happiness. The figure fits into a specially made rectangular wooden box composed of five walls (b) with a sliding front panel composed of a wooden frame (c) that holds a sheet of glass (d). The box is fitted with cardboard cut and bent to fit snugly around the ink figure and a base (e) that fits inside the box, all of which is covered in fibre with woven multicoloured floral patterns except for the back, which is red fabric.

Large paper lantern with bamboo frame. Loosely woven cylindrical frame with paper covering which slides up and down on a long handle. Metal candle spike in centre of base.

Tapa cloth in a circular shape painted with a geometric design in black and reddish-brown. At the very centre of the painted design is a five-pointed star inside a circle, which is inside a four-pointed star shape. The design also incorporates diamond shapes, zigzags, and solid black and reddish-brown bands.

Three (parts b-d) packages of pain medication. The front caption below on each of the packages reads 'INDUSTRI JAMU / LEO / SEMARANG' with a circular logo on the right side that has a left facing lion sitting on '1948 LEO / DAFT No. 36727.' One package (part b) has the following: 'No. 19, jamu SUPER BATUK'; a woman in the blue background on the left side wearing a yellow shirt and green pants as she faces to the left side while holding a handkerchief to her mouth with her right hand; and a man in the foreground on the right side wearing an orange shirt as he faces to the left side while holding a handkerchief to his mouth with his left hand. A second package (part c) has the following: 'No. 30, DJAMU SUPER FLU'; a man in the blue background on the left side wearing a white jacket and blue pants as he faces slightly toward the front right side while his hands are over his head; and a woman in the foreground on the right side wearing a green shirt as she faces to the left side while holding a handkerchief to her mouth with her left hand. The last package (part d) has the following: 'No. 25, Djamu SUPER SARIAWAN'; a man in the green background on the left side wearing a blue shirt and red pants as he faces to the right side while he holds his hands to his cheeks; and a woman in the foreground on the right side wearing a blue cloth over her head and under her chin and a pink shirt as she faces to the left side while holding her hands to her cheeks.

Bird badge adhered to a piece of white paper. The bird is a silver pheasant, denoting a civil fifth rank official. The pheasant is silver with a black eye and five barbed tail feathers. The pheasant is standing on one leg and facing left with head raised. The badge is made in two pieces.

Embroidered flowers, leaves and vases adhered to a piece of white paper. The designs are attached to one another creating short twisted chains. The designs are light and dark blue, light and dark green, light and dark pink, and white. Details and outlines are added in gold thread.

Roughly cylindrical paper lantern; slight depression around the centre and raised circular openings at either end. Thin, ecru-coloured paper laid over a crisscrossing, latticework of thin pieces of bamboo.