Rusty iron harrow with nine prongs and two hand-cut wooden handles (removable - parts b-c) curving downwards from the tines; a large, horizontal wooden handle is held by two vertical iron supports rising from the tines.

Three iron parts of a plough: plowshare (a), mouldboard (b), and ring (c). Parts a and b are rusted, with mottled orange, brown and white surfaces; part c has been treated and is grey-black in colour. Coating of grey mud or dust overall.

Three-pronged iron rake with a long, straight wooden handle; head of rake is set at a forty-five degree angle to the shaft.

Rusty iron rake with six tines and a long, straight wooden handle.

Iron hoe set at a forty-five degree angle; attached to a long, straight wooden handle.

Rusted iron hoe with a long, straight, wooden handle.

U-shaped, pitchfork-like rake's head with four long, tapering tines. Metal tube for attaching to handle is attached at a right angle to the head.

A rectangular wood piece painted with a picture of a woman riding a white bird and a man riding a white horse. Both have beige faces and are robed in white with a red centre outlined with green. She has a green earring and a green scarf, while he has a black hat and a blue scarf. Red clouds are in between two groups of three red birds at each top corner. The plaque is standing on two red feet.

On one end, two narrow strips of wood are bent in two places to form a flat bottom U-shape. On the other end, two pieces of wood are tied together by green coloured roped that connects the two ends.

On one end, two narrow strips of wood are bent in two places to form a flat bottom U-shape. On the other end, two pieces of wood are tied together by green coloured roped that connects the two ends.