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Object is an Order of St. John lapel pin with a white Maltese cross and the British Imperial State Crown above in gold. The cross and crown sits on red fabric. There is no fastener.

Object is a 78th Fraser Highlanders Regiment Service medal attached to a light blue ribbon. In bronze gilt, obverse illustrates the 78th Fraser Highlanders regimental insignia, reverse inscribed "THE 78th FRASER HIGHLANDERS REGIMENT SERVICE MEDAL" within an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves

Object is a Chiropractic Canada lapel pin, one piece stamp with an abstract image of a spine and back on dark blue enamel with a titled gold crescent on the left corner. The main background is beige enamel with gold capitualized letters in both english and french "Chiropractic Chiropratique Canada." Fastener is a gold butterfly clutch.

Object is a Palmer College Chiropractic silver plated tie bar with an abstract representation of the top view of a silver vertebra of the spine in relief on a mat black background. Fastenser is a tie bar attachment clip.

Object is a rectangular bronze Sudan of Interior Mission (SIM) By Prayer lapel pin. The organization logo is capitualized and under the letter "I" reads "By Prayer". Fastener is a gold butterfly clutch.

Object is a CBMC Business Men Broadcasting the Gospel lapel pin. The pin features a red circle with a white ribbon with gold text that reads "Business Men Broadcasting the Gospel" with CMBC above also in gold text. The red circle sits on an open book. The screw back fastener is missing.

Object is a bronze Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jersusalem pendant. The front of the pendant features in the centre a Maltese cross and stamped on the inner edge reads in Latin "Ordo Milit. Et Hospit. Sancti Lazari Hierosolymitan.
The back of the pendant features the Salzburg flag in the centre which on the right has a side profile of a stylized lion standing with their right paw raised and the left has three bands. There is titles stamped on the inner edge that reads "Grand Magistral Council Meeting, 1990 Salzburg".

Object is a lapel pin with Chinese characters that reads "中華民國憲法" translated to "The Constitution of the Republic of China." The pin's design features a gold laurel wreath with a tied bow at the base and an open flower on the top. In the centre is a gold book with the Chinese characters written down the centre. The gold design has been placed on top of a circular milky white plastic. The fastener is a screw on button clutch

Object is an unidentified fraternity lapel pin with gold chain. The pin's design is a cossack cross with the inner section white enamel with latin letters, from the top left the letters read: Delta, Epsilon, Chi, and unidentified (a crescent). In the cross' centre is a circular crimson enamel with gold holding hands. Behind the cross is a gold sword with the hilt between the Latin letters of Epsilon and Chi. The number "897" is stamped on the back near the pin clip. The fastener is a safely pin.

Object is a blue patented stitched leather folded photo ID holder. On the inside left section under the clear plastic is a printed note that reads "We enjoyed having you with us at our meeting to-day Rotary Club of Ottawa" signed by the president in blude ink and dated Jan. 28, 1963. The inside right section under the clear plastic is a black and white photograph of Robert Thompson standing behind a podium with a microphone located to the right. Behind Thompson is the Rotary International logo and a British flag.