- Red black and white racing bike helmet with the word cyclops written in silver
- Modern blue cycling helmet with australian animals emu kangaroo wombat and crocodile in black bordered yellow and the word retro in silver
- Blue protective helmet with beer canisters attached to either side by black bar allowing carriage of two beers. Currently holding gold Premium lager cans
- Black protective helmet with ear muffs. Drinking holders attached to helmet sides including a tube system allowing a hands-free drink experience
- Retro gold black and white helmet with black visor - small - can fit a child
- Orange and black protective ear muffs as worn by workers in noisy work venues
- white safety helmet with orange visor and ear muffs and clear perspex eye protection shield
- Light blue protective helmet as worn by workers on construction sites. Shows signs of wear and tear with some black markings and scratches
- White protective helmet as worn by workers on construction site. Shows signs of wear and tear and some discolouration
- Aged yellow protective helmet as worn by workers on construction site. Shows signs of wear and tear.
- Black on yellow visitors work site protective helmet with black on yellow sticker Mark Latham for Prime Minister 2004
- Gold framed painting of river with rich autumn coloured trees on small island and around. Cloudy but bright day with sun shining through.
- Gold framed rich autumn coloured landscape painting of forest woodlands
- Trumpet - modified into Kings court trumpet to herald in visitors etc - with hard case
- Yamaha electronic keyboard with stand - $65.00 keyboard only, stand is $20.00
- Various harmonica's plus holder to play harmonica whilst performing
- Old white metal letterbox on a stand - bit rusty - with the number '81' written on it
- US style letterbox - metal with pop up flag - and the name 'Dalton' written on the side
- Homemade mailbox - made out of black plastic water/fuel container with hole cut out for postage
- US style red mailbox with little pop up flag - includes pole (DEL0070)
- Old galvanised tin letterbox with number '59A' on it and the name 'Pete Smith' written in black marker
