Pale blue rectangular cloth with designs in red and black-brown. Central square with complex curvilinear shapes and motifs; border with repeating curvilinear shapes.

Offering consisting of a movie program with Chinese script, illustrations and photographs printed in red on off-white paper. Folded in three.

Offering consisting of a small orange-red paper envelope with stamped gold text as well as images of flowers and horned animals on the front. A folded bill for twenty riels from the National Bank of Cambodia folds up to fit inside the envelope. The bill is brown ink on white paper and has an image of a building with "BANQUE NATIONALE DU CAMBODGE," "VINGT RIELS," "20," and other characters on one face, and on the reverse shows two cartouches, one empty, the other with an image of three men on a piece of farming equipment, with characters at the centre and corners.

Offering consisting of two pieces of off-white rectangular paper with nine rows of six circles, each with a geometric design inside, printed in black ink. There is a border around the edge, and there are four Chinese characters running vertically down the centre, also printed in black ink.

Entire calendar is mounted on a representation of the temple of war god (outside of Pyengyang, Korea). Printed narration on Korean festivities throughout the year. Each festival of the month is illustrated with a picture.

A closing paper fan that has bamboo grass ribs. On one side, there is a polychrome scene of a family of nobles watching a dance. On other side, there is a scene of three warriors in black on a white background and a signature. Black characters on both sides. The fan has metal rivets.

Woodblock print with a black outline of a figure (Mahāsiddha Tilopa) sitting cross-legged, with landscape and sky behind. The right hand is holding a fish, and two fish are also below.

Woodblock print with black outline of a deity sitting cross-legged, with chart at center.

Woodblock print of calendrical mandala, in black ink on thin paper.

Woodblock print of Buddhist Jataka tales. The Buddha Shakyamuni is depicted at different stages in his life with the respective Mudrās: Dhyāna (meditation), Bhūmisparśa (touching earth as his witness when he reached enlightenment), and Dharmacakra (teaching the Buddhist doctrine), and his passing (Paranirvāṇa Stūpa).