Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. Two undulating blue lines, one light blue and one dark blue, cross the page horizontally. These lines represent a river. In the upper left of the page, the words "El Salvador" have been written. Below these words are two human figures dressed in green with pink faces, and they are standing on a blue band that may represent a path. To the right of these figures is a brown oval that has been labelled "500 libras". The words "Rio lempa" have been written in the middle of the page, above the river, and there are three human figures and a green bird standing along the edge of the river. The letter "E." has been written on this side of the river as well. Below the river, two human figures and a green flower have been positioned along a short brown line, probably representing a path. The letter "H." has been written to the left of these figures and the word "Honduras" has been written to the right. There are four human figures floating in the river.

War bonnet or headdress made of a brown felt cap with a wide beaded band that sits at the forehead, with long eagle feathers attached above the band, completely surrounding and obscuring it. They are attached by skin loops and each is wrapped with red fabric, secured by sinew, on the lower portion of the shaft. Tufts of animal hair and burgundy fibres sit on small squares of leather, and are attached with adhesive to the feathers at the tips. The beadwork on the band has geometric designs in red, blue, green and gold on a white beaded background. Strands of red cotton and smaller feathers drape down from behind the headband. Overall colours are dark brown, white, red, green, blue and dark yellow.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. An inscription in the upper left corner reads "Dibujo del Rio lempa" and below this the words "le save" have been written. A blue band has been drawn from the upper right to the left side of the page, representing a river. There are six human stick figures in the river. Above the river, a house burns as a green helicopter flies along the bank of the river. There is a line of four figures with objects on their heads that appear to be walking towards the river. An orange and green figure near the left side of the page appears to be shooting a gun at the line of human figures. Two figures hold a line across the river. Below the river, the line of figures with objects on their heads seems to continue as six of them walk along a path that heads towards the bottom of the page. The word "honduraras" and the name "Paco Rivera" have been written below the river. There is some faint, partially erased writing and drawing on the back of the page.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. There is a blue building in the upper left corner of the page with a blue path leading downward towards a wide purple band. This purple band, which crosses the page from the upper right to the lower left, likely represents a river. There is also a small orange house in the upper right corner of the page with an orange path leading downwards, which intercepts the blue path. There are eight human stick figures walking along the blue path, and one-third of the way down the path a large human figure in green is shooting a large human figure in blue. To the right of this, a large green helicopter is shooting at the figures on the blue path. Along the upper bank of the river, there is a large green figure sitting in a chair, a large green figure with a gun, a large blue figure, and the torso of a human figure dressed in black. Below the river, a human figure dressed in blue and green is pointing an oversized firearm at three human stick figures drawn in pencil.

Rectangular card folded/divided horizontally at centre. Lower image is a Northwest Coast design stretched into the letter O, in pink on black ground; inscription in white near bottom of title, artist and date. The upper half is a rounded half-circle design in black on white ground.

Horizontally rectangular card folded/divided vertically at centre. Left image is a Northwest Coast design stretched into the letter M, in purple with black ground; inscription in white near bottom of title, artist and date. The right side is a similar design of the letter N, in black on white ground.

Vertically rectangular print. Upper 2/3 framed by brown, filled with dark blue, with light greenand dark blue abstract design. Bottom edge of blue has five white fingerprints, then there is a band of rainbow colours below that. Lower section has two faces in profile at either side, in white at left, in black at right, with a repeating corner design between them. Inscription at bottom in pencil: "1/7 Every Square Inch Lyle Wilson 82". Back is plain, off-white paper.

Square paper with rounded corners; main image is solid red in underlayer, with overlayer of the same image slightly offset in black with etched lines. Eagle design where head appears to be a transformation mask. Cut-out circle below eagle at left; red circle design below at right. Inscription at bottom: "A.P. # V/V The Eagle and Shadows Wilson"; to the right in pencil has been added: "II/II Remarque added Nov 17-2010 Lyle Wilson". Back is plain off-white paper.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The composition is divided vertically by a purple and green band, which represents a river. At the top of the page, the words "El Salvador" are written in the upper left-hand corner, the word "Honduras" is written in the upper right-hand corner, and the words "Rio Lempa" are written in the centre. There are twelve human figures and a helicopter on the left side of the river. Three of these figures are carrying guns. There are two human figures and two helicopters on the right side of the river. One of these figures is carrying and shooting a gun. The right side also contains an inscription in pencil that reads "500 quinien taslidras". There are seven human figures floating in the river.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The page has been divided diagonally by an undulating green band that crosses from the upper right corner to the lower left corner. This band likely represents a river, and there are five human stick figures floating in the water. Above the river, in the upper left corner, an inscription in pencil reads "¿Como era la vida en El Salvador?" Below this inscription is a single green tree, and a helicopter shooting at a small human figure. Below the helicopter, three human figures stand on the edge of the river, and one of them is connected to a green line that spans the river. The upper right of the composition contains a house with a human figure beside it, and a second helicopter that is positioned on the edge of the river. Four human figures have been drawn below the river. Two of these figures are shooting guns at the other figures.