Carved wooden drum figure. Large eyes and a mouth with teeth are carved into the face. The figure has a protruding nose and large protruding ears and wears a tall wedge-shaped hat with side brims. Below the angular jaw is a long straight neck that leads down to the drum. The drum is long and cylindrical with a long, vertical, rectangular slit cut out of the centre front. The inside of the drum has been carved out, leaving the drum walls relatively thin. On the base are three round-headed nails. Around the figure’s neck is a rope of twisted fibre, knotted closed.

Fetish figure carved out of wood. The standing figure’s head has a flat top, with large protruding ears, large eyes, a square block nose, and smooth forehead and cheeks. Deep holes have been bored for the nostrils and ears, and the areas underneath the nostrils and inside the ears have been blackened. A thick neck leads to a square shoulder area and then to a round and protruding stomach and back. The legs are thinner at the thigh and thicken more toward the large feet. There is white residue on the front and inside of the legs below the knees.

Silver bracelet with clasp closure. Floral design and cross-hatched background covering entire outer surface, except for thin border along upper and lower edges and around clasp area. Slightly concave inner surface, unsigned.

Silver bracelet with classic split image bear design extending to ends; metal is very thin and shows signs of old repairs at each side. Slightly concave inner surface, unsigned.

A children's drawing on white cardboard based on the artist's experience of fleeing El Salvador for Mexico. The drawing is horizontally divided into nine scenes. The scenes, from the top left corner to the bottom right corner, are as follows: flying to Mexico from El Salvador, arriving in Mexico, meeting with people in front of a large building, a figure watching television, a figure dreaming about his family, figures going to the cinema, three figures learning at a school, a cityscape, and a scene at the zoo. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. Five small buildings have been drawn in the upper left corner of the page. These buildings are brown, red, and blue in colour. Four small, purple figures have been drawn below these buildings. The words "mi mari vei ma ernamso" have been written in light green in the middle of the page, below the four purple figures. A yellow figure tending a small, rectangular plot of land containing five fruits (or vegetables) has been drawn below the green text. A purple helicopter has been drawn under the farm scene, and a small truck with two human figures has been drawn to the left of the helicopter. The bottom of the composition contains a large multicoloured house. A pink flower, a yellow flower, and a patch of grass have been added to the right of the house.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The centre of the composition contains an oblong blue object that likely represents a river. The words "enoro Estela Martinoz" have been written in pencil crayon in the upper left of the composition, and a green tree, a yellow fence(?), and a purple plane or helicopter have been drawn to the right of this text. Below these objects, and above the water, are the words "Lepa soñiñi seestaogdo". A human figure coloured red, with an object on its head, stands on the upper bank of the water, and there are three human figures in the water itself. Below the water, potted blue flowers and two other objects coloured red have been drawn.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. A blue, undulating band crosses the page horizontally and represents a river. There are two human figures in the river. Below the river, three plants and two human figures have been drawn. Two of the plants are flowering. Above the river, eight small human figures have been drawn, in addition to a green and black building, and three flowering plants. One of the figures on the right side of the composition is shooting a gun at two other figures. The words "rio lempa" have been written in pencil in the upper left of the page.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. An undulating band with green edges has been drawn down the middle of the page, likely representing a river. Four helicopters have been drawn near the top of the page. Seven human figures have been drawn along the left bank of the river, two of them have been coloured pink and five of them have been coloured green. Three pink dots and two green dots have been drawn to the left of these human figures. The letters "Els" have been written in pencil between the helicopters and the human figures.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The top of the page contains an inscription that reads "martes 18 de octubre de 1983 sociales tema lapasada del rio lenpa". Below this inscription is a narrow path containing five human figures carrying round objects on their heads. To the right of this path is a figure holding an indistinguishable object, as well as a helicopter with a single pilot. This top third of the page is divided by an undulating horizontal band that represents a river. Below the river are four human figures. It appears as if two of the figures are male and two of the figures are female. Two of the figures are carrying objects. Below these figures, who may represent the artist's family, are the words "Beronica Ayala" and two houses.