Carved wooden headdress. Hawk forms the lower portion, killer whale is on top, forming crown of headdress. Band is decorated with "Royal Fraser" tartan material and white feathers. Eyes of hawk have mirror inlay. Colours used are orange, red, white, and black.

The hat is green and rectangular, decorated with silver applique and metal-mirrored discs. The upper sides of the hat are indented and edged with gold fabric. The hat is decorated with silver designs, some outlined in pink. Also covering the hat are metal discs with mirrored centres. The bottom of the hat has a white border with brassl discs and is edged with purple. There are two white ties knotted together. The back of the hat has a wire design on back and is stiffened with cardboard. The front has a narrow segment that folds out when the hat is worn. In the centre of the segment is a white circle with a red border surrounded by white fur. In the centre of the circle is an applique blue and pink bird with green leaves. On either side of the centre circle there are similar bird circles, not visible when the narrow segment lies flat.

Obverse: head, right facing, fragment of inscription remains. Reverse: Roma, seated left facing (on a pile of arms ?), holding something in her right hand.

Obverse: intricately wrought oak tree standing in a landscape with trees to the left of it and buildings to the right of it. Reverse: heraldic shield, crowned. Inscription around both sides.

Obverse: symbol of a castle in the centre. Reverse: large cross.

Obverse: heraldic lion, left facing. Image is more to the centre. Reverse: large cross with a smaller one in each quadrant.

Obverse: male head, facing right. Reverse: figure facing front to the right side.

Imagery of a saint ? Perhaps a pilgrim token? One side has a figure standing in a dotted vertical tapering oval outline with stars within and inscription around. The other side has a standing figure on the right side with a halo and a smaller figure on the left side holding a long cross in between them with inscription around. There is a small hole made in the top centre.

Script (Arabic ?) on both sides. Three lines of different script on each side.

Obverse: Arabic design with a horizontal line of Arabic script below and a smaller line of similar Arabic underneath. Reverse: four horizontal lines of Arabic script. Both sides are bordered by dots. Same script and design as coin 2189/243, except smaller. Hole punched through top of the coin.